But I think what you're saying in the second paragraph is slightly different. I.e., today's low-end router/NAT boxes have DNS servers, but those are configured using DHCPv4. How would DNS servers be configured on such boxes when they support v6? This is probably a good question.
This is an excellent point. What's the equivalent of one of these boxes in IPv6 land? Obviously we don't need a NAT (although I'm sure someone will offer one for sale). But we might need an equivalent box, and how that box is provisioned with DNS information is a good question. The WKA approach works well here. For DNS-in-RA, I'm not sure what you'd do - just propagate the server address you get on the ISP side to the inside? Do customer-premise routers for home users and dentists' offices become obsolete with IPv6?
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