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A static NAT is all you'd need for ULA to public 1:1. If you have a static NAT you don't need connection tracking on the router.
by Borealid 2y ago
A static NAT is all you'd need for ULA to public 1:1.
If you have a static NAT you don't need connection tracking on the router.
- ninkendo 2y agoYou’d need more than a /64 from your ISP if you wanted to do a separate guest network with static NAT though. OP was saying ipv6 makes it hard to do a guest network if all you get is a /64 from your ISP, but stateful NAT can fix that.