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Although it sounds like keeping IPv4 is a reasonable choice in your situation, if you merge with another company (or otherwise connect your networks) that uses
by akvadrako 2y ago
Although it sounds like keeping IPv4 is a reasonable choice in your situation, if you merge with another company (or otherwise connect your networks) that uses overlapping private IPs it will cause issues.
- diggan 2y ago> , if you merge with another company (or otherwise connect your networks) that uses overlapping private IPs it will cause issues. Wouldn't this be true with IPv6 as well, assuming that both companies happened to have chosen some overlapping ranges?
- remram 2y agoYou don't "choose" your IPv6, they are assigned to you. Even if you used private IPs (ULA) for whatever reason, there are enough of those too not to conflict. By comparison my company uses the entirety of the private IPv4 space. `docker compose up` often fails because there is no private IP range left that is not directed through the VPN.