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I'll downvote you AND I'll reply. It complicates firewall rules? How about pass everything out, keeping state, and block everything in, for all of your fragile
by johnklos 3y ago
I'll downvote you AND I'll reply. It complicates firewall rules? How about pass everything out, keeping state, and block everything in, for all of your fragile devices that can't help but run services you can't turn off? There. Your IPv6 firewalling is done. Is that complicated?
You can't see any benefits? Ok. So what does that have to do with HN being available over IPv6?
- apapapa 3y agoBecause you can access a website on both ipv4 and IPv6 doesn't really make IPv6 all that useful because you could disable it and still be able to access the same resource using ipv4...
- orangeboats 3y ago>IPv6 is still pretty useless to most people My, the luxury of not being put under a CGNAT.