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by zinekeller
1760 days ago
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Nope, you don't need to, because of a simple fact that there is a very minuscule amount of IPv6-reliant systems in the wild. Most of them also operate in IPv4 (because IPv4 is more prevalent). Name me an existing system where: a) requires IPv6; but b) not because of its long address. Good luck finding such a system. |
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most modern telecom uses ipv6 for LTE communication, with nat64 to communicate with ipv4.