Is it possible to have an entire home network use IPV6 exclusively?
No DHCP or IPV4 or anything at all?
Just local link addresses and maybe a name server for convenience
Is it possible to have an entire home network use IPV6 exclusively?
Christian Nelson
Andrew Gomez
Why are you gay
Gavin Campbell
Who says I'm gay?
Lincoln Howard
very productive thread
Jason Gray
Why are you gay?
Michael Lee
depends if the services you use are ipv6 enabled
Jaxson Young
no
Connor Sanders
samba and ssh for the most part
maybe a game server like minecraft or some shit?
Asher Walker
Yes, actually. But then you wouldn't be able to connect to any IPv4-only websites unless you set up a web proxy.
Austin Myers
for my local network i exclusively use IPV6 local link addresses in my ssh_config so I can go "ssh Pi" and it always gets my pi even when I go to my friend's house
truly based protocol
Evan Myers
In which board this happened? lmao
Jeremiah Brooks
I'm also corious.
Bentley Hill
Jow Forums
Evan Bell
ipv6 is fucking GAY
Evan Sanchez
you know ipv6 is flawed as fuck right?
Wyatt Mitchell
nice dawg
Brandon Cooper
shouldn't a NAT bot with ipv4 enabled on WAN do the trick?
would you need 4to6 too?
you can also use NAT reflection, it will make forwards work from either side of NAT. obviously 6 is a better solution though
Thomas Hughes
it's possible but completely fucking pointless.
Alexander James
>shouldn't a NAT bot with ipv4 enabled on WAN do the trick?
No, because IPv6 and IPv4 don't cross streams.
>would you need 4to6 too?
4to6 isn't a thing, you're thinking of 6to4 which does the opposite.
Levi Young
it seems like a limitation of NAT to me, but ok. looks like NAT64 is what i'm looking for
Levi Rogers
Please stop being gay.