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Exactly, 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 di
by hot_gril 3y ago
Exactly, 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.