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I’ve been running dual stack for years, with multiple IPv6 subnets in fact, and don’t have these issues.

• jedberg 5y ago
  That's great, but my lived experience is different from yours. Maybe my setup is broken, maybe my ISPs DNS is broken, maybe my router is misconfigured, maybe something else. The point is, I don't see a compelling reason to figure it out. Everything works just as well without IPv6, so there is no point in going through the hassle of figuring out why it doesn't work for me.
  • binkHN 5y ago
    Fair. I setup it up more for the learning experience than anything else. Yes, it was a bit of trial and error before everything Just Worked. Most of my traffic is IPv6 nowadays and this is mostly with the larger entities like Google. My biggest happiness is the NAT crutch goes away, but too few networks have IPv6 deployed for this to be a boon for me.