IPv6-only Network based on Jool
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IPv6-only Network based on Jool
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Re: IPv6-only Network based on Jool
#2Doesn't openbsd do this without out of tree kernel modules? I'm kind of allergic to dkms and friends.
Re: IPv6-only Network based on Jool
#3Doesn't openbsd do this without out of tree kernel modules? I'm kind of allergic to dkms and friends.
OpenBSD do stateless NAT64. You can do the same on linux using Tundra in userspace.
Re: IPv6-only Network based on Jool
#4Why do I need to even think about entering a contractual relationship with "13 TCF vendor(s) and 64 ad partners" before reading a blog post? The subject sounded interesting but the lack of respect for me is enormous.
Re: IPv6-only Network based on Jool
#5Why do I need to even think about entering a contractual relationship with "13 TCF vendor(s) and 64 ad partners" before reading a blog post? The subject sounded interesting but the lack of respect for me is enormous.
Just read the Jool documentation which is vastly superior: https://nicmx.github.io/Jool/en/documentation.html#introduct....
Re: IPv6-only Network based on Jool
#6Why do I need to even think about entering a contractual relationship with "13 TCF vendor(s) and 64 ad partners" before reading a blog post? The subject sounded interesting but the lack of respect for me is enormous.
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Re: IPv6-only Network based on Jool
#7Not sure I entirely agree with :
"Here is the classical topology of home network." ... "And all the LAN hosts have one /64 IPv6 prefix."
Are people really deploying IPv6 like this? Rather than a /64 to a vlan?
(Personally, in the home, I'm just using DHCPv6-PD to delegate a different /64 to each VLAN).
Re: IPv6-only Network based on Jool
#8Not sure I entirely agree with : "Here is the classical topology of home network." ... "And all the LAN hosts have one /64 IPv6 prefix." Are people really deploying IPv6 like this? Rather than a /64 to a vlan? (Personally, in the home, I'm just using DHCPv6-PD to delegate a different /64 to each VLAN).
Or maybe a "classical" (I assume author meant "typical"?) home network does not have multiple VLANs.
Re: IPv6-only Network based on Jool
#9Not sure I entirely agree with : "Here is the classical topology of home network." ... "And all the LAN hosts have one /64 IPv6 prefix." Are people really deploying IPv6 like this? Rather than a /64 to a vlan? (Personally, in the home, I'm just using DHCPv6-PD to delegate a different /64 to each VLAN).
Who has multiple VLANs in a home network??
Re: IPv6-only Network based on Jool
#10Not sure I entirely agree with : "Here is the classical topology of home network." ... "And all the LAN hosts have one /64 IPv6 prefix." Are people really deploying IPv6 like this? Rather than a /64 to a vlan? (Personally, in the home, I'm just using DHCPv6-PD to delegate a different /64 to each VLAN).
Who has multiple VLANs in a home network??
Definitely the realm of homelabbers, but I do. Mainly to segregate IoT devices, users, lab servers.
That is only because I want to though, I agree that the average home network will not have VLANs.