silb·3 months ago·discuss> I mean generally I want fixed IPs on my local network for robustness.With IPv6 you can assign fixed unique local addresses in addition to dynamic public addresses from your ISP.
silb·7 months ago·discussFor IPv6, multiple addresses on an interface is the norm: an interface has both a public address from your ISP (replacing IPv4 NAT) and a unique local address (replacing stable IPv4 RFC 1918 LAN addresses).
silb·2 years ago·discussRun Debian stable on both PCs. Have /home on ZFS and zfs-send it between the PCs.
With IPv6 you can assign fixed unique local addresses in addition to dynamic public addresses from your ISP.