On Sunday 20 August 2017 23:14:06 Erik Christiansen wrote: > On 20.08.17 11:41, Gene Heskett wrote: > > Having a decent recipe for setting up my local network to ipv6, I'd > > feel a lot more comfortable and capable of dealing with ipv6 when > > ipv6 is the operating network on the other side of my router. 150 > > miles away is NOT on the other side of my router... > > > > Where is the tut for doing that? > > Dunno, gene. Still haven't migrated here, either. As long as we use > unroutable addresses on the LAN, they have zero need to be anything > other than IPv4. The modem/router can include the IPv4/IPv6 in its > NAT, so who cares, when there's no problem to solve? > Precisely Erik. So while it might be nice to know how, the bottom line is that no one in the last decade and change, has come past my router except to look at my web page which is on this machine. I've a one port number wide port forward that allows that. And to my amazement, considering the oddness of that setup, I do log several hundred hits a month on it. 4 GB of downloads from it so far this month.
> Here in Oz we are adopting the country name of Slowvakia, as our > internet speeds are slower than Slovakia, and IPv6 isn't busting the > door down either. ;-) Yeah, out here in the hicks, I'm stuck at 10 megabits/sec. I can get more but what would I use it for? If it was income producing, that of course would make a difference. But its not. > Erik Cheers, Gene Heskett -- "There are four boxes to be used in defense of liberty: soap, ballot, jury, and ammo. Please use in that order." -Ed Howdershelt (Author) Genes Web page <http://geneslinuxbox.net:6309/gene>
