>AFAIK, there's no reason why you can't do IPv6 NAT, and in fact, some
>security policies may well require it.
NAT does not improve security at all. there's no point introducing one
if there's no address space shortage. if you would like to implement
unidirectional communication, use packet filters. if you care about
malicious packets, use TCP relays.
itojun
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