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Schaller: The long journey towards good free video conferencingSchaller: The long journey towards good free video conferencingPosted Oct 15, 2012 19:02 UTC (Mon) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313)In reply to: Schaller: The long journey towards good free video conferencing by pkern Parent article: Schaller: The long journey towards good free video conferencing
by the way, Linux now contains NAT for IPv6. As a result, it will 'shortly' be available on the many routers that run Linux.
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Schaller: The long journey towards good free video conferencing Posted Oct 15, 2012 19:09 UTC (Mon) by pkern (subscriber, #32883) [Link]
Sure, it's even useful. Think of DNAT, i.e. port forwarding, in cases when you migrate a VM onto another host, for instance. I don't know if it contains masquerading/NAPT, but I guess it does. I just hope that people don't misuse that and use tools like ndppd instead for the odd cases that need the sharing of a single /64. (Obviously, if you only get a /127 point-to-point link that would not help.)
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