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That’s fine and all: but are they issuing mobile phones a publicly addressable IP or not? Can a Verizon subscriber run a web server on their mobile phone and sh
by Scoundreller 4y ago
That’s fine and all: but are they issuing mobile phones a publicly addressable IP or not? Can a Verizon subscriber run a web server on their mobile phone and share their IPv6 or not?
- qalmakka 4y agoNAT66 is, in general, utterly broken and most OSes prefer IPv4 to ULAs - thus, if a mobile subscriber can connect to an external IPv6 service, it's very likely the address they were given by their carrier is publicly routable.