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This is a problem only if you don't default-route everything from the Linksys LAN through the VPN, with the IPv6 LAN subnet being routed through the VPN. In fac
by lloeki 15y ago
This is a problem only if you don't default-route everything from the Linksys LAN through the VPN, with the IPv6 LAN subnet being routed through the VPN. In fact the IPv6 LAN subnet might just as well be at the remote endpoint with a tap bridge (which is actually very close to my openvpn ipv4+ipv6 setup)
- agwa 15y agoThat's not a bad idea, especially since these days you often can't rely on someone else's network to be secure and free of shenanigans like this: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3804608 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3804608 On the other hand, this leads to suboptimal routing. If I'm in Australia and the VPN server is in the US, connections to Australian hosts would be routed across the Pacific and back.