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That's not an option if you need to support IPv4-only clients, which the vast majority of services do.
by dns_snek 3y ago
That's not an option if you need to support IPv4-only clients, which the vast majority of services do.
- andrewaylett 3y agoIPv4 clients are a different problem, with a different solution -- NAT is for outbound connections. Of course, plenty of services you want to connect to could only support IPv4. IPv6 internally doesn't stop you running public IPv4-accessible services.
- ikiris 3y agoStart charging those clients an ipv4 fee then.