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It's important to test this. I own an MSI router where the firewall is completely broken for IPV6. They even made the mistake of listening for DNS and HTTP (ad
by tonymet 3y ago
It's important to test this. I own an MSI router where the firewall is completely broken for IPV6. They even made the mistake of listening for DNS and HTTP (admin tool) on the external interface.
IPv6 is still confusing for many developers
- hot_gril 3y agoExactly, even if my router says "ipv6 firewall enabled," I still can't trust that they did it right. I would rather go full NAT (which on most routers equals disabling IPv6) than have to pen-test my router.
- orangeboats 3y ago"Full NAT" doesn't even make sense. Do you mean symmetric NAT or something in that vein? >which on most routers equals disabling IPv6 Turning on NAT on IPv4 certainly does not entail turning off IPv6. Just _what_ exactly are you sprouting? It's not the first time you have made beginner mistakes like this.