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That's pretty embarrassing lol

• MobiusHorizons 8mo ago
  In my defense I was in college at the time, and I did actually run some tests to ensure my understanding of the firewall was correct. I just didn’t even think to account for ipv6 or especially for that range having different firewall rules.
  • solaris2007 8mo ago
    Have you tried setting up an IPv6-only LAN?
    • MobiusHorizons 8mo ago
      No. Why would I want that? What does that make easier?
      • solaris2007 8mo ago
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  • bigstrat2003 8mo ago
    Unlike the other poster, I'm not going to blame you for getting things wrong. It happens, we all were learning at one point. But I do think it's incredibly unreasonable to use a mistake you made as an argument against IPv6. This would be like if I rm -rf'ed my Linux box into oblivion when I was first learning and then avoided Linux after that because I had bad vibes about it. Sometimes you need to accept the L and not blame the tools.
• whatevaa 8mo ago
  Nah, happened frequently at ipv6 early days. Some devices shipped with ipv6 enabled but no firewall out of the box.
  • solaris2007 8mo ago
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