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Chris Ross wrote:
| On Tuesday 07 July 2009 02:37:06 Darren Reed wrote:
| > Is there a filtering rule that should let the connection through for
IPv6?
|
| I don't know. The outgoing connection works, it's the incoming that
| doesn't.
|
| > The proxy handles both address translation as well as creating state to
| > allow the data connection through.
|
| Okay. Then I think that may be the problem. I have the proxy lines
in my
| ipnat.conf set to activate for specific IPv4 source addresses. I
assume I'll
| need to set similar rules for the IPv6 network(s) I have so that the proxy
| will correctly trigger the pinhole for the return traffic.
|
| Does that go into ipnat.conf as well, with similar syntax?
Yes & you'll need to update to IPFIlter 5.x in order to bring in IPv6 NAT.
Darren
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