I have a sixxs tunnel on one part of my campus network.
Meanwhile in a different part of the forest, I have a small network of
hosts that can handle IPv6, and would *like* to have access to the
greater IPv6 world, but their connection to the part that has access to
sixxs goes over links that o
On 29.06.2012 07:16, Rick Thomas wrote:
I have a sixxs tunnel on one part of my campus network.
Meanwhile in a different part of the forest, I have a small network of
hosts that can handle IPv6, and would *like* to have access to the
greater IPv6 world, but their connection to the part that has
>> Meanwhile in a different part of the forest, I have a small network of
>> hosts that can handle IPv6, and would *like* to have access to the
>> greater IPv6 world, but their connection to the part that has access to
>> sixxs goes over links that only support IPv4.
>>
>> Is there a program I can
Hello,
Christian Lyra a écrit :
>>> Meanwhile in a different part of the forest, I have a small network of
>>> hosts that can handle IPv6, and would *like* to have access to the
>>> greater IPv6 world, but their connection to the part that has access to
>>> sixxs goes over links that only support
Pascal Hambourg a écrit :
>
> Any encapsulation mechanism which allows transport of IPv6 will do.
> Plain 6to4
Oops, I meant 6in4.
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Le 30 juin 2012 à 11:14, Pascal Hambourg a écrit :
> Pascal Hambourg a écrit :
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>> Any encapsulation mechanism which allows transport of IPv6 will do.
>> Plain 6to4
>
> Oops, I meant 6in4.
Yes it's better :)
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