Re:Linux: Limit IPv6 connectivity to specific programs
by ajasmin on Sunday June 16, 2013 @11:35PM
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What's the point of assigning an address to every node on the Internet if you can't connect to these addresses.
The advantage of IPv6 is that any computer can act as a server again. NAT makes it unnecessarily difficult to build simple peer to peer applications such as for telephony, remote access or file transfer.
The advantage of IPv6 is that any computer can act as a server again. NAT makes it unnecessarily difficult to build simple peer to peer applications such as for telephony, remote access or file transfer.