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This is our problem. People just don't understand it in the operations team. Our devops guys know it inside out but they have to use the services the operations

by pling 12y ago

This is our problem. People just don't understand it in the operations team. Our devops guys know it inside out but they have to use the services the operations team hand out which means v4 and shitty hardware. Yes corporate structure sucks. The silly thing is that there are several NATs and brick walls in the company which wouldn't need to exist with v6. I myself am v6 end to end at home. Linode at the head end and Andrews and Arnold at the bottom end.

mikevm 12y ago
Does your ISP actually assign you multiple Internet addresses for every device in your home or do you still use NAT? If you still use NAT, what the heck is the point in using IPv6 at home?
- rjsw 12y ago
  I use the same ISP, you get a /64.
- pling 12y ago
  The router does stateless auto config so every machine in the house that does v6 has a static IP. You get a /64
  - mikevm 12y ago
    That's neat!
X-Istence 12y ago
I too am full IPv6 at home. Got SLAAC handing out addresses from a /64 I am assigned from my ISP. Stateful firewall on the primary gateway to the internet :-) Love IPv6!!! I am on Comcast, so I have native dual stack internet. IPv4 and IPv6.
MatthewWilkes 12y ago
I need to get my MyBook NAS working on IPv6 so I can disable v4 at home. I started using AA's 6464 DNS server, too, so I've got no outbound v4 at all now.