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My blogpost shows how to get around that using an ndp proxy. All my hosts have global IPv6 behind my own router+firewall with only an advertised /64 in front of
by imoverclocked 2y ago
My blogpost shows how to get around that using an ndp proxy. All my hosts have global IPv6 behind my own router+firewall with only an advertised /64 in front of it. :)