It seems your main problem is with dynamic prefix assignment by your ISP. With this alone it is hard todo what you want reliably. There's 3 options you can opt for:-
Bug your ISP to hand you a static prefix. (/56, /60)
Use a tunnel broker(HENET)
Setup a Wireguard VPN on Linode and route that to your home. You get a fixed /56 from them.
I think the best way to do this is to setup a Wireguard VPN server on the router itself or on a machine in the LAN. The router firewall will block everything inbound(tcp/udp) except to the inbound VPN udp/IP/port.
Then on the client side you setup a Wireguard client that connects to your Wireguard server remotely and access the LAN resources from there.
It seems your main problem is with dynamic prefix assignment by your ISP. With this alone it is hard todo what you want reliably. There's 3 options you can opt for:-
Bug your ISP to hand you a static prefix. (/56, /60)
Use a tunnel broker(HENET)
Setup a Wireguard VPN on Linode and route that to your home. You get a fixed /56 from them.
Nothing else I can think of. Good luck.
I think the best way to do this is to setup a Wireguard VPN server on the router itself or on a machine in the LAN. The router firewall will block everything inbound(tcp/udp) except to the inbound VPN udp/IP/port.
Then on the client side you setup a Wireguard client that connects to your Wireguard server remotely and access the LAN resources from there.
Going IPv6-only with what you use the internet for daily will break things.
For time being the recommended approach is a dual-stack setup with NAT64 + DNS64 in the mix.
NAT64 you'll need Jool on Linux and DNS64 you can just easily use Google or Cloudflare's public DNS64 servers or run your own.
Will lemmy.one be IPv6 enabled ?
Great and thanks for this new home.