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Then you’re not getting any extra protection from a NAT.
by kstrauser 3y ago
Then you’re not getting any extra protection from a NAT.
- JohnFen 3y agoTrue! I wasn't claiming that I was. What I am claiming is that doing it this way is more convenient for me. Since IPv6 doesn't give any benefits that matter to me, the only reason I'd do it is to maintain the ability to talk to my ISP. So my goal would be to make the transition as quick and easy for me as possible.