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Agree. Surely the ISP can assign customers a real IPv6 range, and also a NAT'd IPv4 address for legacy stuff? I hardly notice if IPv4 stops working, these days
by alextingle 10mo ago
Agree. Surely the ISP can assign customers a real IPv6 range, and also a NAT'd IPv4 address for legacy stuff?
I hardly notice if IPv4 stops working, these days.