The situation:
With IPv6, as far as I understand there is no similar NAT. Instead, things are done with prefix delegation and DHCP. But then, when the router is restarted and the dynamic address (or prefix) changes, how will the client at the other end of the 20 subnets notice that it's former obtained address is no longer useful?
- a lan with ~20 subnets connected together
- a provider that offers a dynamic IPv4, a dynamic IPv6 /64, and optionally another dynamic IPv6 /56.
With IPv6, as far as I understand there is no similar NAT. Instead, things are done with prefix delegation and DHCP. But then, when the router is restarted and the dynamic address (or prefix) changes, how will the client at the other end of the 20 subnets notice that it's former obtained address is no longer useful?