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Everything you listed was already done for ipv6 or is trivial to enable, but people still aren't switching, because of all the things you didn't list.
by morshu9001 10mo ago
Everything you listed was already done for ipv6 or is trivial to enable, but people still aren't switching, because of all the things you didn't list.
- patmorgan23 10mo agoWhat did they not list?
- morshu9001 10mo agoRedo all your addresses and routes, reconfigure or replace NAT and DHCP, reconfigure firewall, change your DNS entries at minimum. If it's a home or small business and you don't want to fight the defaults, you go from NAT to NATless.