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No you wouldn't. You would use temporary privacy addresses in your SLAAC prefix (this is the default for a few operating systems)
by staringback 4y ago
No you wouldn't. You would use temporary privacy addresses in your SLAAC prefix (this is the default for a few operating systems)
- fomine3 4y agoIPv6 prefix is enough for tracking
- staringback 4y agoIPv6 prefix is assigned on a per router basis, you know, like how IPv4 and NAT already works.