On Mon, 4 Apr 2005, Jeroen Massar wrote:
>
> > What does this indicate ?
> > What's the best way to test out the dns ipv6 hosts query?
>
> Use 'dig +trace www.6bone.net' to find out what goes wrong where.
My output of command dig +trace www.6bone.net is asa follows:
So what might be the problem?
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On Mon, 2005-04-04 at 00:22 -0700, Mike Warren wrote:
> I'm looking for an application that will open a listening v6 socket
> and open a v4 socket to a pre-defined remote host/port. The
> application would pass all input data from the v6 client through to
> the v4 socket and vice versa.
>
> Do
I finally figured out how to make xinetd do this:
service proxy
{
bind=
port= 80
socket_type = stream
protocol= tcp
wait= no
user= root
redirect=
}
- Mike
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Hi Mike,
Did you try ssh port forwarding? ssh is ipv6 capable and might just do
what you want.
good luck,
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>I'm looking for an application that will open a listening v6 socket
>and open a v4 socket to a pre-defined remote host/port. The
>application would pass all input data from the v6 client
On Mon, Apr 04, 2005 at 12:22:52AM -0700, Mike Warren wrote:
> Does such an application exist? I tried xinetd's redirection but that
> didn't seem to work. I wrote something in perl but would prefer
> something in C.
I would usually setup inetd to run nc (netcat).
-
On Mon, Apr 04, 2005 at 12:22:52AM -0700, Mike Warren wrote:
> I'm looking for an application that will open a listening v6 socket
> and open a v4 socket to a pre-defined remote host/port. The
> application would pass all input data from the v6 client through to
> the v4 socket and vice versa.
On Mon, 2005-04-04 at 11:03 +0800, PM WONG wrote:
> What does this indicate ?
> What's the best way to test out the dns ipv6 hosts query?
Use 'dig +trace www.6bone.net' to find out what goes wrong where.
Greets,
Jeroen
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I'm looking for an application that will open a listening v6 socket
and open a v4 socket to a pre-defined remote host/port. The
application would pass all input data from the v6 client through to
the v4 socket and vice versa.
Does such an application exist? I tried xinetd's redirection but th
Hi PM WONG,
I never used any special cache servers and for me it just works out of
the box.
Can you try to run dig +trace www.6bone.net
and see how the domains are resolved.
my output is below, yours should look almost the same, altough the
responding server will be different.
I hope this
Hello PM Wong,
I am no IPv6 expert myself and I do not know if this might be your
problem, but I know that Safari on OS X always tries to resolve the
IPv4 addresses first, so if a node has IPv4 and IPv6 addresses at the
same time, you will most probably access the site through IPv4.
For more in
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