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Using a LEB as IPv6 tunnel/proxy
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Using a LEB as IPv6 tunnel/proxy

gsrdgrdghdgsrdgrdghd Member
edited August 2011 in Help

Hey

Alright i got one of BuyVMs 15$/year VMs today and i was thinking of what i could do with it...
Since it comes with 16 IPv6s i thought it might be possible to use it as a proxy/tunnel and browse the ipv6 internet with my PC :)

Sadly i have no idea how to set it up and how to configure my router (dd-wrt, it has support for some ipv6 tunneling stuff)

Thanks in advance for your help

Comments

  • If you do a Dynamic SSH Tunnel you can use IPv6!
    If you need any help just ask, I'll help :)

  • fanfan Veteran

    @maxexcloo Interesting, how?

  • I'm curious about this too, google gave me this tutorial, haven't try it though. I wish @rm is here, he seems to be an expert on ipv6.. :P

  • If you only want to see ipv6 sites in your browser just set up a socks proxy to a vps with ipv6 such as BuyVM's.
    I've had this working with Firefox & Chromium browser, doesn't work with Opera.

  • @fan just run a local dynamic socks proxy using this command:
    ssh -D 8080 name@server

    And in Firefox set the socks proxy to localhost on port 8080.

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