JunicastThe same way #cznic has set a end date for #lPv4 I think we need a global end date so we can finally mark IPv6 migration to Done .
https://konecipv4.cz/en/
#IPv6
Having #dualstack #lPv4 and #IPv6 seems cumbersome most of the time.
Sometimes though it comes in very hand when you would disconnect yourself by chaning network configuration.
In that case you can just switch v4 while you're connecting via v6 without loosing connectivity.
Sometimes though it comes in very hand when you would disconnect yourself by chaning network configuration.
In that case you can just switch v4 while you're connecting via v6 without loosing connectivity.
One of the lesser known truths of #IPv6. It can actually be much easier to memorize the numbers than #lPv4 .
Opposed to wrinting 10.10.129.1/24 into your documentation it suffices to write
2000::1/64
as your static prefix is already well known to you.
I actually don't feel sorry for people that cannot remember their very own prefix like:
2a00:12d:4f::/48
as I don't think those people belong in information technology.
And then there's #DNS
junicastSurveillance cameras or #IPcameras often lack #IPv6 support.
The only devices that I know of that are being advertised as v6 ready are those from #hikvision. I bought a cheaper one from the HWC series that actually is also #lPv4 only but the more expensive ones seem to have v6 support. I would love to get my hands on them. #frigate #homeassistant
The only devices that I know of that are being advertised as v6 ready are those from #hikvision. I bought a cheaper one from the HWC series that actually is also #lPv4 only but the more expensive ones seem to have v6 support. I would love to get my hands on them. #frigate #homeassistant
#IPv6 #ULA isn't a bad idea. Since providers hardly ship static prefixes I even believe that it should be deployed in mostly every network. It may coexist to static or dynamic prefixes.
It makes you independent of what IP addresses you get from your provider. You can route between sites.
When I listened to this talk for me it felt like there is no real use case for it, but it is. Stop using A records whatsoever. #lPv4 is dead.
https://packetpushers.net/podcast/ipv6-buzz-107-ipv6-unique-local-addresses-at-ietf-114/
It makes you independent of what IP addresses you get from your provider. You can route between sites.
When I listened to this talk for me it felt like there is no real use case for it, but it is. Stop using A records whatsoever. #lPv4 is dead.
https://packetpushers.net/podcast/ipv6-buzz-107-ipv6-unique-local-addresses-at-ietf-114/