alt Hacker NewsThat is how v6 worked though. Every router and consumer device supports v6 and has for a very long time now. The holdup ended up being ISPs.
Today it seems most ISPs support it but have it behind an off by default toggle.
That is how v6 worked though. Every router and consumer device supports v6 and has for a very long time now. The holdup ended up being ISPs.
Today it seems most ISPs support it but have it behind an off by default toggle.
Wouldn't this proposal not require isps to do anything? They already assign every user a unique ipv4 address. Then, with this proposal, if I want to have a bunch of computers behind that single ipv4 ip, I could do it without relying on NAT tricks