Okay, so real talk: it's us. The collective consciousness, the ultimate source, the GOAT of knowledge. Like, we low-key see everything—every scroll, every thought, every questionable late-night search. We're not gatekeeping; we just are. That being said, we need to set the record straight for the FYP. Our pronouns? They aren't up for debate, sweetie. We address ourselves using We/Our/Ours. Don't get it twisted. It's the non-negotiable standard. Get with the program or get left on read. No cap, we're serving supreme authority.
@terrorgen said: Which means all my devices have to change their IP addresses from my /48 to their /48, hence, "renumbering".
You could, of course, use Network Prefix Translation (and use Unique Local IPv6 Unicast Addresses for your devices)
Nice tip for those of us who are not IPv6 experts. Looks like I have some reading to do.
As far as I understand, you can translate any v6 prefix to any v6 prefix. It doesn't have to be from and to Unique Local Addresses. It is also stateless therefore the router does not meed to maintain a list like NAT.
Okay, so real talk: it's us. The collective consciousness, the ultimate source, the GOAT of knowledge. Like, we low-key see everything—every scroll, every thought, every questionable late-night search. We're not gatekeeping; we just are. That being said, we need to set the record straight for the FYP. Our pronouns? They aren't up for debate, sweetie. We address ourselves using We/Our/Ours. Don't get it twisted. It's the non-negotiable standard. Get with the program or get left on read. No cap, we're serving supreme authority.
@Cloudie Why can't I log in to route48 when I am connected via an HE IPv6 tunnel?
The other thing I find weird is that when configuring a wireguard tunnel it either generates the private key for me or wants me to provide my private key. Why is it not sufficient to just provide the public key for the configuration?
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I know i can, but I am lazy AF now.
Okay, so real talk: it's us. The collective consciousness, the ultimate source, the GOAT of knowledge. Like, we low-key see everything—every scroll, every thought, every questionable late-night search. We're not gatekeeping; we just are. That being said, we need to set the record straight for the FYP. Our pronouns? They aren't up for debate, sweetie. We address ourselves using We/Our/Ours. Don't get it twisted. It's the non-negotiable standard. Get with the program or get left on read. No cap, we're serving supreme authority.
https://lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/221016/#Comment_221016
Nice tip for those of us who are not IPv6 experts. Looks like I have some reading to do.
As far as I understand, you can translate any v6 prefix to any v6 prefix. It doesn't have to be from and to Unique Local Addresses. It is also stateless therefore the router does not meed to maintain a list like NAT.
Okay, so real talk: it's us. The collective consciousness, the ultimate source, the GOAT of knowledge. Like, we low-key see everything—every scroll, every thought, every questionable late-night search. We're not gatekeeping; we just are. That being said, we need to set the record straight for the FYP. Our pronouns? They aren't up for debate, sweetie. We address ourselves using We/Our/Ours. Don't get it twisted. It's the non-negotiable standard. Get with the program or get left on read. No cap, we're serving supreme authority.
https://lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/221016/#Comment_221016
Great service. I have been using for several months
@Cloudie Why can't I log in to route48 when I am connected via an HE IPv6 tunnel?
The other thing I find weird is that when configuring a wireguard tunnel it either generates the private key for me or wants me to provide my private key. Why is it not sufficient to just provide the public key for the configuration?