Hey,
Mal here. IETF attendee since 2012 ;)
I have a home networking question with respect to IPv6 standards, I'm hoping to
use you as a sounding board first before I take it to v6ops.
The scenario here is a home / soho network situation where the user wants to
host a service, lets say its a we
Your router should be using PCP to allow servers to open ports and should have
a GUI to authorize that, or better yet support MUD profiles and use the GUI to
control that.
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> On Sep 2, 2019, at 11:55, mal.hub...@bt.com wrote:
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> Hey,
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> Mal here. IETF attendee since
wrote:
> I have a home networking question with respect to IPv6 standards, I'm
> hoping to use you as a sounding board first before I take it to v6ops.
okay.
> The scenario here is a home / soho network situation where the user
> wants to host a service, lets say its a webserver
Ted Lemon wrote:
> Your router should be using PCP to allow servers to open ports and
> should have a GUI to authorize that, or better yet support MUD profiles
> and use the GUI to control that.
I meant to mention PCP as well.
Question: do PCP messages always go to the default route?
