mrjoe3332

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   by mrjoe3332 6mo ago

   Some of them will know you're doing it and get pissed off
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   by mrjoe3332 6mo ago

   NAT64 is a temp bolt on and also not the same thing. If I own 1.1.1.1 in v4, that doesn't mean I own some equivalent of 1.1.1.1 in v6. They had router nat64 and relay nat64, both with dealbreaker problems. You don't exactly need a
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   by mrjoe3332 6mo ago

   There were some choices of v6 that made it extra hard, like declaring all v4 addresses no longer valid in v6, or making slaac default
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   by mrjoe3332 6mo ago

   It'd be annoying even in the scenario where it got quickly adopted. Complicated spec, user-unfriendly addresses, unclear defaults.
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   by mrjoe3332 6mo ago

   I've never seen a GSD actually obey the drop/aus command without you having something to trade for