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You can run NAT using IPv6 without issues using OpenBSD's pf firewall for example, so yes, you can "hide" multiple hosts behind a single IPv6 address.
by X-Istence 15y ago
You can run NAT using IPv6 without issues using OpenBSD's pf firewall for example, so yes, you can "hide" multiple hosts behind a single IPv6 address.
- trout 15y agoThere aren't any widely deployed standards for NAT66. There are some drafts and ideas, but nothing commercially standard. I'd be hesitant to trust these implementations. You're better off using a firewall than a half-baked IPv6 NAT at this point.
- X-Istence 15y agoI was simply pointing out that an implementation exists. Whether it is complete or not I can't speak to because I haven't used it. Although, I do tend to trust the OpenBSD crew when it comes to implementing functioning code.