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Wouldn't people just continue using consumer-grade routers which operate their own nat anyway? Even with ipv6, the traffic generated by all hosts behind a singl
by huggingmouth 4y ago
Wouldn't people just continue using consumer-grade routers which operate their own nat anyway? Even with ipv6, the traffic generated by all hosts behind a single isp subscription would appear to originate from a single ipv6 host, no?
- staringback 4y agoI highly doubt any consumer grade router is using NAT66. You shouldn't use NAT whatsoever with IPv6 and doing so is just asking for client's network functionality to break.
- fomine3 4y agoPeople who live in developing country like India may use internet connection with CGNAT even for residential connection.