Weblog entry #19 for lters
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#19
IPv6 network to an IPv4 world
Posted by lters on Mon 3 Jan 2011 at 17:52
I am looking for ways to take a IPv4 debian system that is acting as a FW, GW, [1] etc to the world via multiple ISPs.
And allow us to setup a full IPv6 network behind it. When traffic needs to be converted back to IPv4, and I have public IPv4 and IPv6 space, is there a need for NAT64 or something like it?
If you have a ipv6 solution going, how to get back to the rest of the world without using a some other carrier?
If I have a public ip on v4 and v6, why would I want to use a broker?
Seems like some sort of nat from ipv6 to ipv4 and some sort of fancy DNS service is needed to handle the "on the fly" conversion...
NAT64 appears to be a compilable option for lenny.
Thanks.
[1] http://code.google.com/p/mf-firewall/
And allow us to setup a full IPv6 network behind it. When traffic needs to be converted back to IPv4, and I have public IPv4 and IPv6 space, is there a need for NAT64 or something like it?
If you have a ipv6 solution going, how to get back to the rest of the world without using a some other carrier?
If I have a public ip on v4 and v6, why would I want to use a broker?
Seems like some sort of nat from ipv6 to ipv4 and some sort of fancy DNS service is needed to handle the "on the fly" conversion...
NAT64 appears to be a compilable option for lenny.
Thanks.
[1] http://code.google.com/p/mf-firewall/