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That won't work if you need to access IPv6-only services (as the Czech government will make theirs). In other cases it may "work" but perform worse than IPv6.
by mshroyer 3y ago
That won't work if you need to access IPv6-only services (as the Czech government will make theirs). In other cases it may "work" but perform worse than IPv6.
Why the desire for a NAT? It's technically possible on IPv6 too (NAT66), but SLAAC dynamic addresses + a non-NAT firewall + possibly ULA are generally a better way to get the combination of privacy + security + local addressing I think most people associate with NAT in IPv4.