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For a personal network where you decide to use NAT on ipv6? Sure, go ahead. Being forced into a CGNAT on ipv6 is just a dick move though. And I believe that's
by Akronymus 2y ago
For a personal network where you decide to use NAT on ipv6? Sure, go ahead.
Being forced into a CGNAT on ipv6 is just a dick move though. And I believe that's the kinda NAT that has coloured the opinions of most NAT for ipv6 detractors.