-=> On 08-12-22 21:02, deon wrote to Tracker1 <=-
de> Actually, IPv6 is pretty easy, and I've configured everything to use
de> it.
I've been running native IPv6 since 2011. It "just works". :)
de> I did have NAT64 running as well - I was hoping to do away with IPv4
de> (dont want to manage both address schemes) - but the switch to PPPoE
de> messed that up.
Yeah I'm not ready to ditch IPv4 yet, too many things still depend on it that
need full connectivity (no NAT!).
de> Everything works fine now with IPv6 - except NAT64 - the MTU threw me
de> for a bit, but I recall MTU issues in the paste (with VPNs) so it was
de> easy to validate and fix once I picked that as the issue.
Yeah, MTU issues are always a possibility where tunnels and PPPoE are
concerned, but provided everyone does as they should (not blocking ICMP!), it
should "just work", once the proper endpoint MTUs are set.
... My dream is to open a photo processing store in a developing country
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