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β No NAT November
Vivien (dentelle & numΓ©rique)
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πͺπΊ@catsalad NAT sure about that.
Kenneth "Seetee" Frantzen
"Fanboy" series - IPv6 and NATs
Ryan The Red π₯οΈπ²πΊπ³οΈβπ@catsalad Aw, yes. Just suck up IP space and rawdog the net. Let's do it!
@catsalad (I actually remember a company I worked with early on that had routable IPs for their whole network and was astonished.)
@redrummy That's a scary thought... π¬
Jima 
Ryan Clough 
@redrummy There was quite a bit of that in universities that hopped on the Internet fairly early. When I was attending Wichita State, I remember being amazed that they just...had a Class B for their whole network (156.26.0.0/16). As best I can tell, they still have it!
@CiscoJunkie You would expect this kind of thing at a university, birthplaces of the internet, but not some random law firm in Anchorage, Alaska.
@CiscoJunkie So what is your take on Meraki devices? Because I love their convenience, but not their lack of routing options.
@redrummy Haven't had enough of a chance to work with them to form an opinion, unfortunately.
That said, I lean vendor agnostic and (despite my username, which is a holdover from an early work-study job) generally against the big established players.
Fiona@catsalad Big push for IPv6! β
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Samantha Rose@catsalad But how would I get my ipv6 network to work without NAT? :-)
(I wish it was actually a joke.)
Amber@catsalad Guess am not crossing the Atlantic then /North Atlantic Track reference