Re:HTTP/3 is everywhere but nowhere
by einpoklum on Tuesday March 18, 2025 @12:20PM
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> * No more private addressing (unless you're a glutton for punishment).
The question of whether or not you use private addressing is, AFAICT, independent of the protocol. I mean, there's no material difference between private and public addressing.
> * No more NAT (see above).
Ditto. You don't have to NAT over IPv4, and you can NAT over IPv6; and - you may want to or need to, depending on restrictions on your connection.
The question of whether or not you use private addressing is, AFAICT, independent of the protocol. I mean, there's no material difference between private and public addressing.
> * No more NAT (see above).
Ditto. You don't have to NAT over IPv4, and you can NAT over IPv6; and - you may want to or need to, depending on restrictions on your connection.
> * Simpler routing
In what way?
> * Doesn't require DHCP.
IPv4 doesn't require DHCP either, IIANM.
But - point taken on the other simplifications!