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The advantage in IPv6 is that almost always one can do NAT into /64, so it can be full-cone 1:1 IP-based NAT, instead of port/connection-based NAT like in IPv4.
by zajio1am 2y ago
The advantage in IPv6 is that almost always one can do NAT into /64, so it can be full-cone 1:1 IP-based NAT, instead of port/connection-based NAT like in IPv4. Such NAT has minimum disadvantages and can be implemented more efficiently.
- NoahKAndrews 2y agoIt also only applies to the laptop in question, instead of being set up for the whole network. I don't like that the title can be read as "you still need NAT with IPv6, so why bother?"