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1. one data point: my verizon fios gives out /56, my openwrt takes a slice /60 out of it for lan and then my linux box gets /64 2. there is nat and you can us
by pm2222 2y ago
1. one data point: my verizon fios gives out /56, my openwrt takes a slice /60 out of it for lan and then my linux box gets /64
2. there is nat and you can use it in linux.
majority of home users does not need a public ip address so ipv6 for home is not that useful.
- yjftsjthsd-h 2y agoIt's not usually required, but having a routable public IP is helpful for any sort of P2P connections, which between games/voip does come up for normal users.