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Being able to access legacy systems from new ones is a good property of new systems. This workaround is important. (Also that may be done on routers which toda
by viraptor 3y ago
Being able to access legacy systems from new ones is a good property of new systems. This workaround is important.
(Also that may be done on routers which today deal with NAT anyway)
- heartjudytenuta 3y agoThis isn't a workaround; it is a kludge. There are far better solutions in this problem space (some mentioned in this very thread).
- Bluecobra 3y agoYeah I don't get it. If you need to access IPv4 for legacy reasons then dual stack seems like the solution here. Yes it's a lot of overhead since you have to deal with an IPv4 and IPv6 routing table. AFAIK Windows has had both enabled by default for a long time.