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v4v6 proxying

justinbjustinb Member
edited November 2011 in Help

Does anyone know a userspace daemon (or hell, iptables or something) that can do redirection?

I need to get a legacy application to basically connect to 127.0.0.1:443 then forward that outbound to [2001:470:xxx::1445]:443 transparently, pretty much.

Comments

  • Hi,

    You can use 6tunnel. >> http://toxygen.net/6tunnel/

    it has official debian package too. (i used it on debian and it works like a charm)

    Thanked by 1justinb
  • I'm using xinetd on a dual stack vps to access ipv6 only vps's on port 80 & with ssh.

    Using a configuration similar to

    service redirect-http
    {
        disable     = no
        socket_type = stream
        protocol    = tcp
        wait        = no
        port        = 9700
        type        = unlisted
        flags       = ipv6
        user        = root
        redirect    = 2a00::1 80
    }
    
    Thanked by 2justinb yomero
  • yomeroyomero Member
    edited November 2011

    Yeah, Keith rulz xD

  • ta mate got both methods workin

  • trying to figure out how to configure eiother of them.. how do I bind an outgoing IP out of a few hundred?

  • @justinb said: trying to figure out how to configure eiother of them.. how do I bind an outgoing IP out of a few hundred?

    Can you write correctly your question? I am not native English speaker but surely there is an error somewhere :S

  • Nevermind, found it

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