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At home I run NAT for IPv4, and I got a /56 IPv6 prefix (dynamic but lets ignore that for now). Inside, clients run dual stack. How viable is it these days to
by magicalhippo 3y ago
At home I run NAT for IPv4, and I got a /56 IPv6 prefix (dynamic but lets ignore that for now). Inside, clients run dual stack.
How viable is it these days to flip this around, and run IPv6-only on the clients with NAT64 for external IPv4 access?
Obviously this precludes the use of IPv4-only devices, lets say I'd be fine with that.
- minimaul 3y agoReasonably practical - this is similar conceptually to what a lot of v6 mobile networks do with eg 464xlat et al.