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If you know IPv4 networking, you can learn v6 in a day or two. It's just not that complicated. Some aspects, like no need for NAT, easier subnet calculations, e
by icedchai 3y ago
If you know IPv4 networking, you can learn v6 in a day or two. It's just not that complicated. Some aspects, like no need for NAT, easier subnet calculations, etc. make V6 simpler to deploy. What's wrong with it? What would make it "better"? I've been running V6 at home for over 15 years (first on a tunnel, then native.) In a professional context, I am still running into people afraid to turn it on.