
    AWS Network Firewall now supports dual stack IPv6 and IPv4 endpoints, enabling flexible network management and gradual transition between protocol versions without additional charges.


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AWS Network Firewall now supports dual-stack endpoints for its management API, allowing connections using IPv6, IPv4, or both.
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<li>Dual stack support enables gradual transition from IPv4 to IPv6</li>
<li>Supports private access through AWS PrivateLink</li>
<li>New DNS domain name for dual-stack endpoints</li>
<li>Existing endpoints maintained for backward compatibility</li>
<li>No additional charges for IPv6 client connections</li>
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This update provides more flexibility for network infrastructure management, allowing organizations to modernize their network protocols without complete system overhauls.
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