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i've been on CGNAT and just pointed my domain to my ipv6 address with no issues - every isp should hand out huge v6 subnets dedicated to you.
Since my v6 prefix is not stable, i use ddclient from my homeserver to update my domains AAAA record
Unfortunately IPv6 adoption is not universal. There will be parts of the internet that won't be able to reach you at a 6-only address.
Yup, my gemini capsule is suffering from it. :(
Every ISP except Verizon lol
wdym except Verizon? I have a whole section of /56 for me in ipv6, tho the Verizon website is ipv4 only
Verizon IPv6 rollout technically started but has been very limited in the last few years. I live outside one of the biggest cities in the U.S. and it hasn’t even made it here yet. In the last five years they’ve only made it to 50% of their userbase being capable.
ah, classic isp dumbassery
I tried that and couldn't make it work. My server was unable to receive any http requests. Then I tried doing some tweaking in my ISP router configuration but with no success. So far cloudflare tunnel was the only solution I found
port forwarding in your router properly set up?
Yeah I set it up to forward 80:80 and 443:443 but it didn't seem to have any effect. Does port forward work on ipv6 the same way it does on ipv4?
in m limited sample size of one avm fritz.box, yes. What ivp6 address did you use to try and connect? a device typically has multiple - i.e. dont use fd00::, fe80::
I'd need to check it out, it's been a while. But I tried pretty much all addresses that are printed out with "ip address" command on linux