Ah sorry, I didn't realise that.

Ber18578 wrote:
So that's why I was wondering if I can safely turn on IPv6 since I have active stateful packet inspection on IPv6 traffic.

I abandoned IPv6 fairly early in proceedings. I had a sneaking suspicion that I'd exposed a large number of systems to the Internet, without meaning to. I couldn't figure out how to check (since I didn't have a second IPv6 connection), so decided it was all too much like hard work :wink:

Who needs IPv6 anyway - it must be 10+ years, since it we were told it was essential, and yet, here we are

hornbyp wrote:
I had a sneaking suspicion that I'd exposed a large number of systems to the Internet, without meaning to.

Same fear here. Unfortunately my VoIP ISP requires IPv6. So I thought it's time to catch up .... :?

hornbyp wrote:
it was all too much like hard work

So true