Post #1183485

@Baa Configuring IPv6 on a router: - set up firewall rules - add IP addresses to interfaces - done™ Configuring IPv4: - set up firewall rules - set up NAT and a bunch of port forwards because you only have one v4 (if you're lucky and not behind CGNAT) - oh shit now you can't communicate with your server over the public IP, time to also set up hairpin NAT! - wanna add a new device accessible over the internet? oh you better start remembering what ports everything is on, or just give up and set up a VPN to access everything, assuming it doesn't need to be exposed The worst thing about IPv6 is still having to set up IPv4 alongside it, I really want v4 to die