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My ISP no longer allows port-forwarding of ipv4 addresses as 1 public ip is shared amongst many ISP customers. This is due to a migration to MAP-E. IPV6 is pr
by favflam 2y ago
My ISP no longer allows port-forwarding of ipv4 addresses as 1 public ip is shared amongst many ISP customers. This is due to a migration to MAP-E.
IPV6 is pretty much my only choice for hosting stuff in offices and at home.
Is MAP-E becoming prevalent?
- rendaw 2y agoI feel like lots of providers in Japan are using it now. MAP-E is awful, it doesn't use typical IPv6 acquisition methods and the ipv4 address/allowed forwarding ports are calculated based on the IPv6 address (using a public/fixed table?).