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		joecool1029 54 days ago \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: ISPs more likely to throttle netizens who connect ... I use cloudflare to make my weather station available over T-Mobile. They don’t filter inbound ipv6 on regular phone lines (they do for TMHI) so you can host a simple page on ipv6, only set the AAAA record in cloudflare, and they will proxy it for ipv4 users so I can ignore being CGNAT’d for ipv4. Make sure if you do this setup with a tool like ddclient to keep the record current as T-mobile rotates ipv6 frequently

trollbridge 53 days ago [–]

Well, what I mean to say was “anyone coming from Verizon will get to Cloudflare via IPv6”.

My current endpoint lacks IPv6, so I use Cloudflare so IPv6 clients can get to it. Verizon’s IPv6 is noticeably faster than their IPv4 CG-NAT.

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