My networks are IPv6 only for a couple of years, but I do have to run NAT64 (jool) and use a DNS64 resolver (i use a google-provided, but you could run your own)
It had very little benefits at the beginning, but having dedicated publicly routed addresses started to become really conevinent.
IPv6 with a regulary changing dynamic prefix still sucks though to this day ... :-(
It had very little benefits at the beginning, but having dedicated publicly routed addresses started to become really conevinent.
IPv6 with a regulary changing dynamic prefix still sucks though to this day ... :-(