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No need for anything proprietary, IPv4 + NAT suffices. Solves the common problem of me accessing the toaster, and leaves the less common problem of remote toast
by andreasvc 12y ago
No need for anything proprietary, IPv4 + NAT suffices. Solves the common problem of me accessing the toaster, and leaves the less common problem of remote toaster operation to some kind of tunnel. IoT and everything getting an IPv6 address are interesting ideas, I just doubt whether people care about it enough for it to pan out. If it's not really necessary, it's difficult to justify the cost of switching.