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Small and stupid question.
Why don't use a ddns client to update your ipv6 evytime it changes? With a ttl of a minute your shouldn't be able to see any downtime...
I (genuinely) thinks you are trying to solve a small problem in the complicated and hard way.. M
Plenty of IPv4 only networks still exist from which you would not be able to access the services. I am in a similar situation as OP with my offsite address being IPv6 + CGNAT IPv4 and my own address being IPv4 only.
Plenty of ipv4 only in 2025?? Really?? Without a possibility to activate dual stack or just the dslite-crap?
I honestly didn't think this could be a real issue in those years.
Yup, sorry to be the bearer of bad news🥲