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There's no ipv4 nat for IPv6?

• zamadatix 4y ago
  There is but it'd require a special device at each customer location. CG-NAT (a.k.a. double NAT) is probably what they did because it only requires a couple of centralized boxes then the rest is deployed like a normal dual stack network and your average home Netgear router works with it out of the box. NAT in the other direction (i.e. IPv6 local client, IPv4 remote host) is easier, and I'd be very surprised if they didn't already have that given the number of v4 only sites, but doesn't really help the v4 only devices.
  • frankreyes 4y ago
    Sorry flop the numbers. I meant public V6, private V4 nat.
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    • JohnFen 4y ago
      I think that's what NAT64 is for.