Am 06.03.2017 um 13:48 schrieb Gert Doering:
3G mandated IPv6, no carrier actually deployed it *before* they had a
huge legacy of IPv4-only handsets in the field... could have been done
from day one.
One interesting point here is: Despite the late start of the mobile
network people, we have some user equipment at the moment.
LTE/UMTS-modems(usb/mPCIe) - no firewall issue - because it is
exclusively done / not done by the OS of the connected device (e.g.
Notebook)
LTE/UMTS - router, my focus is on the mobile things here: I never have
seen firewall settings for IPv6, only a lot of mostly obsolete IPv4-features
LTE-router for DSL-replacement may be better here, but I don't know
Some phones are able to share IPv6-connections (tethering,
hotspot-mode): Do they provide a firewall? Is it useful?
Can anybody test it? I can't because there is a big firewall by the ISP.
Regards,
Thomas
