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Never checked. But it does change once in a while. The router has a dyndns function which updates a DNS entry, but only for the router itself. But this is suffi
by menotyou 6mo ago
Never checked. But it does change once in a while. The router has a dyndns function which updates a DNS entry, but only for the router itself. But this is sufficient for the NAT port forwarding.
- icedchai 6mo agoOk, so most of the time you are trackable by your public IPv4. The situation is not much better.
- menotyou 6mo agoLet's say when your ipv6 prefix changes it is almost the same situation. Only that ipv4 bundles all traffic of all devices on one ip which obfuscates a bit. But having the ipv6 prefix change you get a pile of problems (DNS, firewall), you don't have with ipv4.
- icedchai 6mo agoThe IPv6 prefix changes are disruptive, I agree. My prefix has been stable for a couple years, but on another ISP it would change every few months and was certainly annoying.