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Re: [Story] When IPv6 Fixes IPv4 Peering Issues
From: Randy Bush <randy () psg com>
Date: Mon, 13 Jun 2022 11:39:23 -0700
so v6 is the new oob. love it. actually, have actually used it as such. saved the day. of course, using v4 trnsport to help debug v6 is far more common.
This is great to hear. I know that many things will operate better in IPv6 land vs IPv4 land as in IPv4 land there’s a lot of port-based filtering that happens in networks which isn’t the same in IPv6-land.
uh, is this good news? seeing that v6 often goes directly through to end hosts, as opposed to being natted, (think soho and home cpe), isn't port checking even more desirable? randy
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- [Story] When IPv6 Fixes IPv4 Peering Issues Brielle (Jun 13)
- Re: [Story] When IPv6 Fixes IPv4 Peering Issues Jared Mauch (Jun 13)
- Re: [Story] When IPv6 Fixes IPv4 Peering Issues Christopher Morrow (Jun 13)
- Re: [Story] When IPv6 Fixes IPv4 Peering Issues Brie (Jun 13)
- Re: [Story] When IPv6 Fixes IPv4 Peering Issues Jon Lewis (Jun 13)
- Re: [Story] When IPv6 Fixes IPv4 Peering Issues Brie (Jun 13)
- Re: [Story] When IPv6 Fixes IPv4 Peering Issues Christopher Morrow (Jun 13)
- Re: [Story] When IPv6 Fixes IPv4 Peering Issues Jared Mauch (Jun 13)
- Re: [Story] When IPv6 Fixes IPv4 Peering Issues Randy Bush (Jun 13)