I'm no datacenter host but NAT64 solutions exist (and have existed for a long time, actually). More recently, 464XLAT seems to be actively implemented, fixing many of the shortcomings of individual workarounds.
Your server won't be reachable over IPv4 from the outside, but it'll work to access most IPv4 exclusive services.
Alternatively, simple carrier grade NAT, possibly using 4over6, can also work. You would provide servers with an internal IPv4 address that would get NAT'ed just like on residential homes.
jeroenhd|3 years ago
Your server won't be reachable over IPv4 from the outside, but it'll work to access most IPv4 exclusive services.
Alternatively, simple carrier grade NAT, possibly using 4over6, can also work. You would provide servers with an internal IPv4 address that would get NAT'ed just like on residential homes.