Slightly off topic but IPV6 is a massive security hole for regular consumers. NATs sucked when you trying to connect to your favorite MMO but that is because they created a default drop rule for all special inbound ports.
I was shocked to see that as soon as your ISP switched to IPV6, your host is now directly addressed. As a by product of skipping NAT you are now relying on every machine having proper firewall settings. [UPDATE: or the router drops incoming IPV6 connections w/ it's firewall]
Just think about how many windows machines out there have Remote desktop enabled but were only safe because they were not publicly accessible or the hospital machines that are still running windows XP. God help us.
I was shocked to see that as soon as your ISP switched to IPV6, your host is now directly addressed. As a by product of skipping NAT you are now relying on every machine having proper firewall settings. [UPDATE: or the router drops incoming IPV6 connections w/ it's firewall]
Just think about how many windows machines out there have Remote desktop enabled but were only safe because they were not publicly accessible or the hospital machines that are still running windows XP. God help us.