> i have here subnodes 10.30.x.x > > to the net 10.30.192.x > > now in every subnet i would like to mount ipv6 > > example > in server 10.30.1.1 witch is using the internal ipv6 addres > 2002:a1e:101::(radvd) > mount a tunnel server to make a connections to ipv6 computers on net > 10.30.130.1 witch is using the internal ipv6 addres 2002:a1e:8201:: > (radvd) > You only need a tunnel if there is a non-ipv6 compilant router between your two subnets. Otherwise, all you need is a(some) route(s). Let us know your network topology if you want more precise tips ;)
> now with that theory i can make the internal ipv6 address from subnodes > reachables ? (2002:a1e:101::/64)---to---(2002:a1e:8201::/64) over > tunnel(10.30.1.1)----to----(10.30.130.1) > > > if that is doable please let me know , and where i can download the tunnel > server and client You do not need client/server softwares to use tunnels, you just need configuration tools. Let's say you use iproute2 : 1$ ip tunnel add tun mode sit remote 10.30.130.1 1$ ip -6 addr add 2002:a1e:101:42::1/64 dev tun 1$ ip -6 route add 2002:a1e:8201::/64 via 2002:a1e:101:42::2 dev tun 2$ ip tunnel add tun mode sit remote 10.30.1.1 2$ ip -6 addr add 2002:a1e:101:42::2/64 dev tun 2$ ip -6 route add 2002:a1e:101::/64 via 2002:a1e:101:42::1 dev tun I took 2002:a1e:101:42::1/64 for the tunnel prefix, any other should work, as soon as it's différent from your other prefixes. Regards, -- Bastien Durel. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
