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Nothing stops you running a NAT for v6 too, its just people tend to choose not to when given the choice
by boredatoms 6mo ago
Nothing stops you running a NAT for v6 too, its just people tend to choose not to when given the choice
- ok123456 6mo agoI set up NAT66 recently with DHCPv6. The IPv4 and IPv6 addresses are practically the same, except IPv6 has a prefix and a double colon as the last separator. This really should be how SOHO routers do IPv6 out of the box. Most people don't want 1:1 addressing for their entire home or office.
- boredatoms 6mo agoQ on your setup Are you using ULA prefix for the nat66/dhcp6, are you also allowing GUA address assignment via slaac? Im wondering how it works out with source-selection
- ok123456 6mo agoYes, so each device has two IPv6 and one IPv4 address.