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Guest WiFi network isolation happens below the IP layer: you would use VLANs for that. Setting up a VLAN for the first time isn't ridiculously easy, but it's t

by kccqzy 2y ago

Guest WiFi network isolation happens below the IP layer: you would use VLANs for that. Setting up a VLAN for the first time isn't ridiculously easy, but it's the same whether you are using IPv4 or IPv6.

kllrnohj 2y ago
hint, the problem is doing ipv6 vlans with only a single /64. Spoiler alert: you can't do it while also following spec
- growse 2y ago
  Sure you can, the tradeoff is that you can't reliably do SLAAC (which I agree needs to get deprecated yesterday).
  - kllrnohj 2y ago
    Which maybe will happen eventually with RFC 9686 & 9663. Those are getting activity and maybe eventually will enable an actual IPv6 future in, oh, another 20 years? give or take.
  - deleted 2y ago
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