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True, but private networking solves that issue too.

• perlgeek 13y ago
  But notice that private networking is more complex. If you want to reach non-public server, either you have to log in into a public server in the same network and then open another connection, or you need VRF routing (ouch!). With IPv6 you can just ssh into the box directly.
  • bradgessler 13y ago
    That's a lot of surface area you're exposing.
    • fulafel 13y ago
      Yeah, this unfettered inter-networking sounds like a really bad idea. If only there was a way to control access besides fragmented addressing islands...
    • sneak 13y ago
      Some people put public v4 addresses on machines already. I would if they weren't so scarce. That's what firewalls and packet filters are for.