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How can I get IPv6 on system whose gateway is only IPv4?
What software can I use to be able to connect IPv4 systems to IPv6 network?
I suspect some kind of VPN may be involved.
It isn't important for external systems to be able to connect to the internal IPv6 but I would also like machines on the local network to connect to each other through the same IPv6.
Is there any kind of dockerized software I can use for that?
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HE tunnelbrocker maybe?
https://tunnelbroker.net/
https://tunnelbroker.net/
https://github.com/oneclickvirt/6in4
build your own "Hurricane Electric Free IPv6 Tunnel Broker".
Does the script work for a system behind a home/office firewall? It appears to be for servers on the public internet.
For systems on the local network behind the firewall, does it have to be configured separately for each one?
use external vps that has ipv4+ipv6 to route your traffic
or use tunnelbroker.net if you have public ipv4 on your local
It depends if you can forward protocol 41. Most only have forwarding for TCP (6) and UDP (17).
Run the tunnelbroker connection on your gateway and use your gateway to give the host IPv6.