> Adding IPv6 has myriad advantages - no need for NAT, proxies or port forwards to share addresses, no need to renumber networks if allocations or upstream change, redundancy, valid security-through-obscurity (imagine port scanning a /64 looking for open ssh ports)...
problem is that adding ipv6 gives none of those. Removing ipv4 would do so, but realistically most people are going to run dual-stack of some sort for a while, and as long as that is the case then adding ipv6 is mostly just additive effort.
problem is that adding ipv6 gives none of those. Removing ipv4 would do so, but realistically most people are going to run dual-stack of some sort for a while, and as long as that is the case then adding ipv6 is mostly just additive effort.