Thread: IPv6
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Old 26-08-2004, 10:00   #14
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Re: IPv6
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Originally Posted by theblueraja
True - but wont all these just be Dynamic Natted to one IP Public address?

EDIT: Unless you argue that there wont be any need to do this...
If you don't NAT them then won't your fridge, washing machine etc all need to have firewalls, av etc, wouldn't want someone sending out the washing machine virus that sets all Bosch washing machines to do a 90deg Hot Wash and ruin your undies now would we (or perhaps your undies need a 90deg hot wash?).
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