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No, it's not really the same thing: with dual-stack you do need to think about your IPv6 configuration quite deeply, you can't just copy and paste what you're d
by rcxdude 2y ago
No, it's not really the same thing: with dual-stack you do need to think about your IPv6 configuration quite deeply, you can't just copy and paste what you're doing in IPv4, even if what you're doing in IPv4 could work just fine with essentially a fixed prefix on all your own addresses. (that said, I'm sure there's subtlety to this which makes it not so easy to implement as a standard. But AFAIK it wasn't even really a goal of IPv6)