Re: Big advantage
The bigger issue is if you're in IPv4-world and want to talk to an IPv6 address. That's when you need a proxy (or other solution).
Not really. Like I said earlier, any decent firewall will sort this out for you:
server 10.10.10.100 runs IIS. Your ISP has only given you IPv6 and you are too old skool to enable IPv6 on your server and give it an address. Don't worry, your stateful firewall will happily ACL route your external IPv6 to 10.10.10.100
if you mean the other way around then hurricane electric are your friend.
Sonicwalls have been doing this for years, pfsense can do this too. Never mind blackguards and palo altos. I believe that ubiquiti edge routers cannot NAT64
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