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General Discussion / Re: How to configure IPv6 when the ISP provides NO PD (prefix delegation)
« on: September 06, 2024, 04:00:11 am »
I had this case years ago.. I mean, I'm on the same case that @logi.
Some years ago (two or three) my ISP started to assign IPs v6 but no PD. My workaround was to use NAT and subnet the /64 address they assigned.
I know that NAT is almost forbidden in IPv6 but I didn't find anything better yet. It passes all IPv6 tests out there and it works fine.
Forget to use IPv6 on Android because it needs SLAAC and SLAAC needs a /64 net. But works flawlessly on the rest of the cases.
Some years ago (two or three) my ISP started to assign IPs v6 but no PD. My workaround was to use NAT and subnet the /64 address they assigned.
I know that NAT is almost forbidden in IPv6 but I didn't find anything better yet. It passes all IPv6 tests out there and it works fine.
Forget to use IPv6 on Android because it needs SLAAC and SLAAC needs a /64 net. But works flawlessly on the rest of the cases.