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| reply to chriwi
Re: IPV6 as tunnle for more IPV4 URLs?
With a dynamic IPv4 address, you can still generate a 6to4 address with a /64 network. It's tricky because you have to monitor your IPv4 address and reconfigure your 6to4 tunnel. Also, you have to use dynamic DNS for both your IPv4 host(s) and your IPv6 hosts.
A 6to4 tunnel can be created using these instructions:
»www.linux.org/docs/ldp/howto/Lin···els.html
For a static IPv6 address, I use a tunnel to Freenet6 via »www.go6.net/ who has the gw6c daemon that works on several Unix platforms.
As for setting up a IPv6 to IPv4 proxy for web access, you can do it with apache and squid. Search the web. The info is out there. |
