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It’s extremely rare compared to v4, where it’s more common than not. I haven’t seen it with a single consumer ISP, and why should they use it?
by lxgr 8mo ago
It’s extremely rare compared to v4, where it’s more common than not. I haven’t seen it with a single consumer ISP, and why should they use it?
- ectospheno 8mo agoNot up to you as a hole puncher to decide what a network uses. You just punch holes. IPv6 doesn’t allow you to skip NAT unless you are comfortable with your code not running everywhere.