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and if you want to connect to anything ipv4-only like, say GitHub, then what?

• chaz6 3y ago
  Use a nat64 gateway (a list is at https://nat64.xyz https://nat64.xyz).
  • thelastparadise 3y ago
    Just bolting on thing after thing to make it sort of work, maybe, sometimes. I'll be sticking with ipv4.
    • paulddraper 3y ago
      IPv6 NAT is "bolting on thing after thing" but IPv4 NAT is good architecture :P
      • dilyevsky 3y ago
        You do realize you also need dns64 for this to work right? So in fact your proposed architecture is strictly worse
        • orangeboats 3y ago
          It doesn't take much effort to setup DNS64 though. Source: I have used NAT64 myself before.
  • dilyevsky 3y ago
    Not something i would use in prod and also needs dns64
• api 3y ago
  How is GitHub still IPv4 only? Ridiculous.
  • dilyevsky 3y ago
    They're not the only ones either. OpenAI also doesn't have ipv6 APIs, and neither does Stripe, many many others....
    • Shorn 3y ago
      Or, y'know.... 89% of AWS own services: https://awsipv6.neveragain.de/ https://awsipv6.neveragain.de/
  • RinTohsaka 3y ago
    See also: https://ipv6.fail/domain?filter=sinners https://ipv6.fail/domain?filter=sinners
    • dilyevsky 3y ago
      Tbh this site is pretty misleading. Fastly and Cloudflare support ipv6 pretty well in their productы, it’s just that their marketing team apparently don’t care
      • diggan 3y ago
        > Tbh this site is pretty misleading The website is pretty explicit about that it's testing if a domain/website is available over IPv6 vs IPv4. Clicking on a website also sends you to https://ipv6.fail/domain/cloudflare.net/ https://ipv6.fail/domain/cloudflare.net/ where it's even more explicit what they're testing against. Wouldn't call it misleading exactly.