That's my point. I don't really care. Yet for IPv6 I suddenly need some way to automatically update the firewall rules etc, because the internal IP is also the public IP.
> IPv6 does not have that problem and you'll have a service less to run.
But how do you distribute DNS and NTP server addresses without something ala DHCP?
Do you have some links on how to configure this?
> Why would you set your own NTP server with DHCP ?
What kind of question is that? Because I have a local NTP server that I want them to use of course.
Having an outbound allow any and incoming deny any should be sufficient for home use (as it is with IPv4).
The whole point of IPv6 is to allow peer-to-peer communication. For that I need to allow certain incoming connections.
If you seriously think that is a non-issue, then what does IPv6 bring over IPv4 (with or without CG-NAT)?