On 2023-04-28 12:01, Per Jessen wrote:

What will IPv6 actually do for you?  It's a serious question,
what will it give you that you don't already have with
IPv4 and NAT?

From my experience at work it's nothing but a PITA that
reduces reliability.

Really??  or are you just trolling? 

I certainly can't say that matches my experience, at all.  I have been
running ipv6 since around 2007, first with a tunnel, later with fixed
ISP ranges and since 2015 with our own /28.  We also still have a
number of leased external machines, all with ipv6.  

Reliability is fine, I don't understand how ipv6 could possibly reduce
reliability of anything.

Same here. I've been running IPv6 since May 2010, initially with a tunnel, but native for more than 7 years. Works fine here too. I have a /56.