Hi, On Sun, Sep 09, 2012 at 06:31:18PM +0800, Xu Hu wrote: > I have one question about ULA, since ULA is used as local communication, if > my site need to internet access, how come it translate to global IPv6 > address?
Well
- go through a proxy that also has a global IPv6 address
- give machines two IPv6 addresses, ULA for internal communication and
GUA for external
- use NAT (NPT66, Network Prefix Translation) for IPv6
which one is "best" for a given network depends on that network.
gert
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