MadaMada

@madamada@snac.void.my

SysAdmin with a simple life..interested in FOSS, FreeBSD, Linux, IPv6, cloud stuff and whatever things that come along the way I find interesting..
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[?]MadaMada ยป
@madamada@snac.void.my

@leean00@discuss.systems @goetz@ipv6.social It works similarly to IPv4 just with IPv6 addresses..

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    [?]Loafer ยป
    @leean00@discuss.systems

    @madamada @goetz I will try it and eventually, hopefully report back to you.

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      [?]goetz ยป
      @goetz@ipv6.social

      @leean00
      Negative network masks with the FW4 in works the way that you allow whatever network prefix you have this rule will allow access to the host with the ::a1 host address.

      DynDNS or nsupdate depending on your setup works. There are a few DynDNS providers that allow to update only the prefix and all AAAA RRs are updated automatically. Meaning that the router could run a script or ddnsclient and no need on the hosts.

      My take on ULAs: use only where necessary.

      @madamada

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