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There are several IPv6 -> IPv4 interops (bridges) developed already. All of them appeard due to slow IPv6 adoption. Some of them are: NAT64, XLAT6, DS-Lite. Ne
by Borg3 3y ago
There are several IPv6 -> IPv4 interops (bridges) developed already.
All of them appeard due to slow IPv6 adoption. Some of them are: NAT64, XLAT6, DS-Lite.
Never heard about ND tables overflows? They fixed one thing, broken another.
ARP poisoning is mostly fixed problem.
I like NAT myself. Im dualhomed (el-cheapo), using policy routing and NAT.
Everything works like a charm. I cant imagine such setup w/o NAT actually.
SLAAC might be great thing for you, but not for others. This is why IPv6 is such a failure. Instead of creating simple protocol to meet middle ground, they slapped together annoying techs for specific cases like IoT. Great job.
- sgjohnson 3y ago> I cant imagine such setup w/o NAT actually. If you had a /24 of v4, you easily could. > SLAAC might be great thing for you, but not for others. [citation needed]
- Borg3 3y agoHaha, right.. eBGP session to home customer.. Other solution would be /24 + VPS provider + eBGP session with them. Kinda overkill for me.