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Can you elaborate? Hardware or software or both? Other than one network appliance, most of my stuff isn't too old.
Now that I start thinking about it, my work stuff may be impacted.
Many websites are still IPv4 only, so you won't be able to access them unless you set up a NAT64 gateway. Some stuff won't work over NAT64 though.
Most recent hardware should support IPv6, but a lot of IoT devices still don't. You can put any IoT devices on their own IPv4 network since it's a security risk to have them on your main network though.