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SOP for IPv6 is assign one to your device to use and talk about how many you have left over on social media.
Is there a way to set my server to listen on all /64 addresses, but to use a random address as the outgoing ip?
@wwabbit If you like slow reboots and using a lot of RAM I'm sure you can.
I usually just use an IPv6 for nginx as I do get some visitors that use it.
Add this: 24/7 maxed out CPU core(s)
[Linking that many IP addresses to one server would cause CPU, RAM, and SSD/HDD suicide (assuming that the network connection isn't saturated yet).]
It is not possible. I mean you can do it, but will not work.
why would you even want to?
With a router you can forward the entire /64 to a single address.
Hurricane Electric has some learning resources for IPv6. Take a look here - https://ipv6.he.net/presentations.php
HE also have a training/certification program to learn some few things step by step: https://ipv6.he.net
+1 on the HE certification program (you even get a t-shirt
)
Count them. Print them.
That as well. Have the full /64 printed in a t-shirt. Badass!
Assign one to every item in your house, to prepare for when they are internet of things compatible.
EDIT: Tunnel a /56 to your house and use that!
Assign one to your VPS but try and figure out cool words you can create using 0-9 and a-f
Is there a way to run multiple VPNs using /64 IPv6 on a VPS?
One of them could be cafe:babe.
I'm actually wondering technically why some people says subnet smaller than /64 is not really useful.
1) You are actually wonderful
2) Because SLAAC requires a /64 per LAN to work, and IPv6 without SLAAC is more cumbersome to set up and use e.g. for a VPN (you will need to statically assign everything, or set up DHCPv6).
OMG, I mean wondering.