Network scenario is: 1. Node A [172.19.8.x (IPv6 IP: 2001:ab5:0:1::x)]--> JOOL --> Node B[ IP 172.19.8.x (IP converted to v6 format: 2001:ab5::ac13:x)] is working fine
but below case is not working Node A[172.19.8.x(2001:ab5:0:1::x/64)] ----->JOOL---->Node B [IP 104.X.X.X( 0:0:0:0:0:ffff:68c6:b6f7 <https://www.ultratools.com/tools/ipWhoisLookupResult?ipAddress=0%3A0%3A0%3A0%3A0%3Affff%3A68c6%3Ab6f7> )] my jool configuration is as: 1. ip6tables -t mangle -L PREROUTING Chain PREROUTING (policy ACCEPT) target prot opt source destination JOOL all anywhere 2001:ab5::/96 instance:alpha1 2. jool -i alpha1 pool4 display --icmp +------------+-------+--------------------+-----------------+-------------+ | Mark | Proto | Max iterations | Address | Ports | +------------+-------+--------------------+-----------------+-------------+ | 0 | ICMP | 1024 ( auto) | 172.19.8.x | 61001-65535 | 3. jool instance add alpha1 --iptables --pool6 2001:ab5::/96 br, kunal On Mon, May 18, 2020 at 7:42 PM Tore Anderson <[email protected]> wrote: > * Kunal Chauhan > > > Q:is It possible that jool can convert or able to ping to different IPv6 > network.? > > > > _point is_ > > > > Details is NODE A IPv6 ----->JOOL------> NODE B IPV6(different ipv6 > class than NODE A) > > > > Q is there is role of instance? > > It seems to me like you are describing a regular IPv6 router? > > If so, that is not something you'd use Jool for. A vanilla Linux kernel > can do that just fine. > > What do you mean by «different IPv6 class», though? What is an «IPv6 > class»? > > Tore > --
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