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What makes no sense in 2023 is to have an IPv6-only network. That is liable not to work. Someone will eventually bring some old device that won't be able to con
by favaq 4y ago
What makes no sense in 2023 is to have an IPv6-only network. That is liable not to work. Someone will eventually bring some old device that won't be able to connect.
- jonny_eh 4y agoDid you mean "IPv6-only network"?
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- favaq 4y agoDefinitely, thanks!
- JohnFen 4y ago> Someone will eventually bring some old device that won't be able to connect. I have a separate WiFi AP just for my guests. It only goes to the internet and does not route to my LAN at all. It supports IPv4 and IPv6 so everyone's covered. I do this because my LAN is encrypted and it's inconvenient to have to issue new certs to anybody stopping by just so they can reach the internet. But as a bonus, I don't have to worry about accommodating whatever oddball hardware my guests may have. I recommend this practice. It works really well.