Any provider can give me an native IP v6 /48 ?

dnwk

Any provider can give me an native IPv6 /48 ?
I am trying to setup a private IPv6 Tunnel via OpenVPN. But the tutorial says I need to have an /48 to make it works.
Prefer US location. Ram/HDD not important.

concerto49

We can do this on all dedicated servers on request.

dnwk

@concerto49 said:
We can do this on all dedicated servers on request.

em... How about VM?

dedicados

dnwk, you dont need a /48 read the tutorial, that can be done with a /127

you only need 2 ips

so /127 are 2

ask first for a /127 and then test.

concerto49

@dnwk said:
em... How about VM?

No, sorry. OpenVPN should really take another look at things. If a /48 is require per VM, we'd have the IPv4 saga again and run out.

dnwk

@dedicados said:
dnwk, you dont need a /48 read the tutorial, that can be done with a /127

you only need 2 ips

so /127 are 2

ask first for a /127 and then test.

Getting two IPv6 Address isn't difficult. Do you have any tutorials that tell me how to do that?

Thanks

dnwk

If I get an /64 how do I assign an /128 to OpenVPN client?

gbshouse

@dnwk - if you have /24 (IPv4) how do you assign /32 to OpenVPN client?

petris

The easiest way I know of doing this (without client connect/disconnect scripts) is to use a tap interface then use radvd to advertise the route. Anything connected to your VPN will then get an auto generated address.

Here's a tutorial for two Ethernet interfaces. Just pretend eth1 is tap0 and it should work.

http://ipvsix.me/?tag=radvd