Re: Possible IPv4 LAN NAT Routing to native IPv6?
>>>>> "Alfred" == Alfred Hummel <alfweb@t-online.de> writes:
Alfred> I can get an whole IPv6 /48 Subnet from my ISP. This native
Alfred> IPv6 Net is routed over PPPoE on my DSL Connection and
Alfred> worked. I use Debian as a router.
The ISP is being a bit dim, I think.
How is the PPP interface being numbered? Manually, or automatically?
Alfred> I need a possibility to route IPv4 Traffic of my LAN through
Alfred> the Debian Box to one (outgoing) IPv6 Address. On the other
Alfred> way, I want to route the "one" IPv6 Address into the LAN ...
Alfred> Is this possible? And please let me know, how can I solve
Alfred> this Problem? Which Installation Modules/Packet's I need?
If manually, I would just set the prefix length on your PPP interface
to be the /64 of the subnet in which the two end points are in, and then
put a different /64 on your LAN, end of story.
If it is being done automatically, I'm not sure what to suggest.
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