Rob Janssen wrote: > certainly will. But the argument "this makes it possible to access all > your devices > directly from the Internet" for me sounds more like a disadvantage... > You do have to have good ipv6 capable firewalls or it isn't worth considering.. but that's true of routed ipv4 too.
If you've ever used multiple IP blocks you'll know the difference - it's just easier to manage. No mucking around with port forwarding, upnp, any rubbish like that - each machine can have its own firewall rules. For random devices, well... let's just say NAT has its place. If I had an IPV6 enabled toaster I would definately NAT it at the router. Tony _______________________________________________ timekeepers mailing list [email protected] https://fortytwo.ch/mailman/cgi-bin/listinfo/timekeepers
