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Switch from IPv4 to IPv6 + Add IPv6 capability to exist IPv4-only configuration

Added by Sergei Shablovsky over 1 year ago. Updated over 1 year ago.

Status:
Rejected
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
-
Category:
Recipes
Target version:
-
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Description

Dear Brilliant pfSense DevTeam!

REASON
- most of all network equipment (from home teapot and fridge to servers, routers and atomic clocks) already have IPv6 address;
- most of all firewalls and network equipment able to work with IPv6 addresses;
- total numbers of hackers, cyber-terrorists and specialized digital army forces attacks SIGNIFICANTLY (x2-5 times more) INCREASING last 2-3 years (and would be more) and MOST OF THEM USING IPv4 BASED technologies and protocols.
But using IPv6 able to decreasing the numbers of attacks, vectors of attacks and eliminate vulnerabilities in infrastructure.

SUBJ
Switch from IPv4 to IPv6 using
and
Add IPv6 capability to exist IPv4-only configuration

documents MAKE EASY FOR pfSense USERS shift to IPv6.

Step-by-step instructions.

Actions #1

Updated by Jim Pingle over 1 year ago

  • Status changed from New to Rejected

We already add IPv6 content where we can over time, but the current state of ISPs/servers (especially in the US, where the bulk of customers are located) is nowhere near a place where we can prioritize it or do IPv6 only or even deprioritize IPv4.

Actions #2

Updated by Sergei Shablovsky over 1 year ago

Jim Pingle wrote in #note-1:

We already add IPv6 content where we can over time, but the current state of ISPs/servers (especially in the US, where the bulk of customers are located) is nowhere near a place where we can prioritize it or do IPv6 only or even deprioritize IPv4.

Absolutely agree. I know the situation in US with ISPs.

But I wrote about SEPARATE documents that would be additional to mention IPv6 options in each place in whole docs.

Actions #3

Updated by Sergei Shablovsky over 1 year ago

Better FROM USER PERSPECTIVE no to surfing on hundreds of pages of whole Docs, but reading one document with step-by-step changes/adding certain settings.

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