Why “Ula” is being discussed
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Most clones I've seen don't look that great, but this one's nice. I noticed that the PCB has no ULA. I'm reading that it was impossible to procure in the USSR because of embargo…
by utopcell · Oct 21, 2026
> I’d say it’s a perfectly reasonable assumption. Why? In practice most mobile carriers (notably T-Mobile USA likes to discuss it) are entirely v6 only, with 464XLAT at the edge…
by cyberax · Oct 17, 2026
>IPv6-only is not a reasonable assumption for the next 10 years or so. Networks must support IPv4 for the reasonable future in some form, just because of a huge amount of V4-onl…
by clownstrikelol · Oct 17, 2026
IPv6-only is not a reasonable assumption for the next 10 years or so. Networks must support IPv4 for the reasonable future in some form, just because of a huge amount of V4-only…
by cyberax · Oct 17, 2026
> This is an option, but ULAs are ranked _below_ IPv4 in address selection preferences. So your network will essentially operate in IPv4 mode If they don’t have an v4 address th…
by clownstrikelol · Oct 16, 2026
> Have the router issue ULAs only and let the router do stateless NPT (network prefix translation) only. This is an option, but ULAs are ranked _below_ IPv4 in address selection…
by cyberax · Oct 16, 2026
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