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this post was submitted on 16 Apr 2026
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Update : my ISP does not provide GUA.... So, whatever. Stick to IPv4 for the time being, no need to get complicated with IPv6 nat when I already have IPv4 nat working fine.
I actually have two ISP and one does support ip 6 with a GUA and that's where I got confused.... Unfortunately, it's the one providing 20mb/sec FTTC that I use only for backup. The main one, the one providing 300mb/sec over FVA does not.
Look at route64 and setup a tunnel then. I'm using it after switching from Hurricane Electric's IPv6 tunnel broker. Setup is nearly identical except you can use the Wireguard tunnel for route64 and there are less blocks and issues compared to HE's offering.
My backup connection is cellular and my primary is ftth but only IPv4 support.