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I've seen and agreed with this warning several times, but today I realized I have yet to do anything about it. My router and my machines are all using IPv4 and
by krschultz 18y ago
I've seen and agreed with this warning several times, but today I realized I have yet to do anything about it. My router and my machines are all using IPv4 and I haven't a clue as to how well my ISP supports it. What about everyone else here? If were not on it in any numbers yet, the general population will take many years.
- electromagnetic 18y agoI've long doubted this as a serious problem. With the amount of packet filtering and what not that ISP's can manage on the fly, why can't they simply use a NAT to translate an IPv4 into an IPv6? It would fix the problem with most NAT's as both IPv4 and IPv6 can be tied together allowing a permanent IPv4 address to be a IPv6 on the net.