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> Unless you hide it all with NAT, but if you're doing that then you're losing lots of the benefits of more address space. it enables a graceful transition per
by fsckboy 3y ago
> Unless you hide it all with NAT, but if you're doing that then you're losing lots of the benefits of more address space.
it enables a graceful transition period
- Dylan16807 3y agoWhat's the incentive to actually set it up, though? You can do it right now as a graceful transition to IPv6. Running a pure IPv6 network with NAT64 or similar. But almost nobody does it. Why would your scheme be more tempting to them?