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NAT is more like the add-on that most network operators don’t decide to employ for IPv6-only networks anymore, but NAT by itself is not part of IPv4. You can NA
by sebazzz 3y ago
NAT is more like the add-on that most network operators don’t decide to employ for IPv6-only networks anymore, but NAT by itself is not part of IPv4. You can NAT IPv6 networks perfectly fine - but for IPv4 it is often a necessary evil when private network ranges overlap or you need to represent a single IP to the outside world.