India is almost 80% IPv6
I personally can’t find a reason to switch over on my home network.<p>I understand why v6 is necessary for the internet but I can’t reconcile it with my home network.<p>I tried a few times migrating over and it’s just an insane amount of work for essentially nothing… all the firewall rules, containers to subdomain mappings, all the wifi clients would get a completely new numbering scheme. And it changes when you change ISP if I understand correctly because your prefix changes.<p>It just seems insanely complex to me for no benefit. I have nginx as a proxy on ports 80 and 443 which dispatches the request to the right application based on the subdomain, and that’s it. I don’t understand what ipv6 would do for me in that context.<p>And most (all?) games or VoIP or other network applications all know how to deal with NAT by now.<p>With v4, I can have subnets and firewall rules so that my printer can only talk to local computers, or my tv only to my home assistant instance. Now idea how I’d move this all over to v6.