access to ipv4 from ipv6

luis · External Since: Oct 14, 2006 Posts: 4

hi there
rigth now im using my email over ipv6 heeheh thanks .
well direct to the point
i have here a wxp computer and i would like to add or to find a way to
view a computer who is using ipv4
but the router is the debian server
example
serveripv4&6
and radvd server

ipv6 computer ------how to access to----ipv4computer---using serveripv4&6

is there a way from the server to manage the routes or i have to add the
routes on that computer by hand
doing something like route add ::ffff:ip.v4.adress/24 via ipv6adress/64?
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Dominic Hargreaves · External Since: Dec 07, 2004 Posts: 156

On Thu, Oct 12, 2006 at 08:20:32PM -0500, luis wrote:
> i have here a wxp computer and i would like to add or to find a way to
> view a computer who is using ipv4
> but the router is the debian server
> example
> serveripv4&6
> and radvd server
>
> ipv6 computer ------how to access to----ipv4computer---using serveripv4&6
>
> is there a way from the server to manage the routes or i have to add the
> routes on that computer by hand
> doing something like route add ::ffff:ip.v4.adress/24 via ipv6adress/64?

Hi,

No, there's no straightforward way of doing this. You'd could use
application level proxies on the server, but you almost certainly want
to just have the IPv6 computer be dual stack - ie give it an IPv4
address too (possibly NATed).

Cheers,

Dominic.

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Pascal Hambourg · External Since: Jan 10, 2006 Posts: 48

Hello,

luis a écrit :
> well direct to the point
> i have here a wxp computer and i would like to add or to find a way to
> view a computer who is using ipv4
> but the router is the debian server
> example
> serveripv4&6
> and radvd server
>
> ipv6 computer ------how to access to----ipv4computer---using serveripv4&6

If I understand you well you want an IPv6-only host to communicate to an
IPv4-only host ?

"Stateless IP/ICMP Translation Algorithm (SIIT)" defined in RFC 2765 may
be what you're looking for.

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Lionel Elie Mamane · External Since: Nov 12, 2004 Posts: 368

On Thu, Oct 12, 2006 at 08:20:32PM -0500, luis wrote:

> ipv6 computer ------how to access to----ipv4computer---using serveripv4&6

http://www.kfu.com/~nsayer/6to4/noipv4.html explains how to do it with
FreeBSD; you can adapt it to Debian GNU/Linux if you want.

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