IPv6 Excuses

@ipv6excuses

NAT is good

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    11 Feb 2020

    ITT: 30% of the world can't play games properly

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  2. Retweeted
    Feb 23

    I caved and had to make an industry relevant version of the ol' "STOP DOING MATH" gem

    STOP DOING IPv6 Addresses were not suppose to have letters in them years of work yet no real world use found for going bigger than 10.0.0.0/8 wanted more hosts than that for a laugh, we had a tool for that it was called NAT yes please connect to 2001:500:2f::f. Just ping ff02::1%eth0 statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged look at what the networking tech have been demanding your respect for all this time with the routers and switches we built for then this is real network done by real networkers [lots of complex diagrams, followed by many question marks] " hello I would like to connect() to [complex diagram]" They have played us for absolute fools
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  3. Jan 3

    "blocks"

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  4. 28 Dec 2020

    But I don't want my printer to get DoSed.

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    27 Dec 2020

    "IPv6 slows my computer down." What?! Why? "The IPs are longer to read for the computer." Can't argue with that. 🤷‍♂️

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  6. Retweeted
    14 Oct 2020

    Keep calm, patch your Windows, and move on.

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  7. 16 Jul 2020

    is dangerous!

    is dangerous!
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  8. 12 Jul 2020

    "Current [IPv6] implementations are insecure and could potentially compromise your privacy and security". --

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  9. 15 Jun 2020

    Didn't want to use Intel's AMT over IPv6 anyway

    . trying to downplay a CVSS 9.8 critical vuln. by saying ~"Oh it's fine, people don't use anyway" 🤦
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  10. 9 May 2020

    is network engineer fan fiction

    Because ipv6 is basically network engineer fan fiction to much of the greater internet.
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  11. 7 Apr 2020

    I want to deploy , but I built my service provider network using Catalyst 9500

    Sometime in winter released IOS XE Amsterdam 17.2.0 and broke native IPv6 deployments on 9500 series switches. A case was opened in February. On 30th March, they released 17.2.1. Behold: ‘Open caveats: CSCvs22896 - All models - DHCPv6 RELAY-REPLY packet is being dropped’
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  12. 10 Mar 2020

    is not yet market-ready.

    address prices could double with rapidly depleting addresses, and is not yet market-ready ~ ~
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    28 Feb 2020

    I need IPv4 so I can use SSH - nope I need IPv4 so people can see my site - nope I need IPv4 so people can email me - nope I need IPv4 to download my software - nope Any we missed?

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  14. 27 Feb 2020

    isn't real, you just made it up.

    Replying to @VoIP_Tech_34
    At least you didn't have to deal with a NOC rep that swore that I made up IPv6... That is 30 min of my life I will never get back.
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  15. 19 Feb 2020

    This new default behaviour is going to catch s lot more people out than it benefits. If you're manually disabling IPv6, you can manually edit the nginx config.

    Hahaha, whoops. I got IPv6 fully working at home and suddenly discovered a few of my web sites were utterly unreachable because I'd given them all AAAA addresses in DNS, but only had nginx listening on IPv4. WELCOME TO THE INTERNET OF TOMORROW!
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  16. 19 Feb 2020

    Because some people manually disable , the package maintainers decided to stop Nginx from listening on [::]:80 by default.

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  17. 16 Jan 2020

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  18. 16 Jan 2020

    But I want to run :(

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  19. 19 Oct 2019

    is a camel.

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  20. 9 Oct 2019

    IPv4 exhaustion is a myth

    20 year old myth - We all need to migrate to IPv6 because there’s no IPv4 addresses left......
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