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First of all, do you have ipv6 connectivity from where you are connecting from? If your isp doesnt provide that, use some 6over4 tunnel such as https://tunnelbroker.net
Vultr?
no, yoctobox.
Unfortunately my isp doesn't support ipv6, is there any tutorial for 6over4?
what about vnc from the user panel
There are setup guides after registering and login at HE tunnelbroker.
Yes, it has vnc, but I want access ftp too.
Use Hurricane Electric tunnel broker.
That won't end well.
the nigh is end ( or i am high)
Don't they provide ssh to an IPv4 via a high port?
HE static tunnel is the best choice and it's free. However if you just want a quick fix go into your router and set it to "6to4 Anycast Relay", and you're done.
In any case, like r00t4bl3 said, there's probably a port you can use for IPv4. Check your registration email.
I have another problem, I have adsl modem, not router, I am not pro at this things, I wonder is there anyway that I setup HE tunnel directly on windows instead router?
Sorry, I have absolutely zero knowledge about Windows in that regard. Why don't you just get a router so you can have a bit of control over your own situation? It doesn't have to be expensive. That would also be an important tool to help you learn about networking.
Yes, afaik it can be done directly in Windows but as @Ole_Juul i can't help you with that. Letting your router do it is imo by far better than dealing with Windows anyways.