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Nope. The packets are completely different. An IPv6 packet can only end up on an IPv6-capable host. If the two are going to speak to each other they need some k
by dboreham 4y ago
Nope. The packets are completely different. An IPv6 packet can only end up on an IPv6-capable host. If the two are going to speak to each other they need some kind of proxy.
- coding123 4y agoYes, but I figured a proxy is available via ISP when you have ipv6.
- freshbob 4y agoIt's not a proxy, but the 6to4 protocol that ISPs use to tunnel traffic. ISPs usually have IPv4s available, so they used it in the beginning of the IPv6 transition. However, there were quickly some problems discovered and the whole thing was deprecated after a few years. See <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6to4 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/6to4> for more information.