- Firewall GUI for IPv6 can be added with the same options that IPv4 has
- Wireguard could support public /64 (and lower) subnets derivatives from /56 or /48 prefixes
- Client could have static IPv6 directly from the router (and the router on the "Client List" could show the actual IPv6 address of the device)
- KeenDNS could use IPv6 direct access on public networks
I think it could make Keenetic products more ready for a IPv6-first world
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Rekko
IPv6 on Keenetic could be so much better if:
- Firewall GUI for IPv6 can be added with the same options that IPv4 has
- Wireguard could support public /64 (and lower) subnets derivatives from /56 or /48 prefixes
- Client could have static IPv6 directly from the router (and the router on the "Client List" could show the actual IPv6 address of the device)
- KeenDNS could use IPv6 direct access on public networks
I think it could make Keenetic products more ready for a IPv6-first world
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