It's 2024, do you have IPv6 single-stack hosts on your network yet?

goetz 🚲

@jmarion
Yes, via a #NAT64 gateway.
The default in many mobile networks.

Chris runs 🏃 🐧

@jmarion @goetz I suppose there is a NAT64/DNS64 box somewhere

goetz 🚲

@cr @jmarion yes, the #NAT64 is on my #CPE. #DNS64 is only needed for #linux and #windows. The rest already uses the #PREF64 announcement and setups up a #CLAT.
There is already a DRAFT to deprecate RFC7050 for discovery. See https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-buraglio-deprecate7050/ @forwardingplane

John Marion :donor:

@goetz @cr @forwardingplane I'll definitely be looking into this

goetz 🚲

@jmarion
Depending on your CPE or router you can easily replicate this. You can even start with a few of the public #NAT64 gateways.
@cr

goetz 🚲

@chrysn @jmarion openwrt is maybe 6 clicks and a bit copy paste. But works fine. Is easy controllable. Thanks to the great pre-work by @Oskar456
https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/ipv6/nat64

goetz 🚲

@alexhaydock @jmarion we need all the #redhat customers to up vote the #ipv6only feature in the roadmap.

goetz 🚲

@jmarion @mss Apples devices are the easiest for #eyeballs endpoints.

Chris runs 🏃 🐧

goetz 🚲

@cr
Luckily I have a static #ipv4 and run the #NAT64 myself.
But for testing and small networks this is an easy way.
@jmarion