> (I still haven't been able to get Jool in netfilter mode to work so that > I can split traffic according to IPv6 origin between instances. > So I use the iptables method for now)
Solution attached. Note that I cheated and used iptables for a simple nat, but you should be able to easily replace it with an nftables NAT if you want. Still working on the python script. On Thu, Jul 2, 2020 at 1:45 PM Michael Richardson <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Alberto Leiva <[email protected]> wrote: > >> I think that this (Jool in private network namespace) just needs a > slightly > >> better documented set of examples. Maybe some python that knows how > to do all the > >> right system calls directly. > > > Ok, I can give it a shot. (Just let me finish the 4.1.1 release > > first.) Which would you prefer: SIIT or NAT64? > > My usual interest is in NAT64. > > >> (I still haven't been able to get Jool in netfilter mode to work so > that > >> I can split traffic according to IPv6 origin between instances. > >> So I use the iptables method for now) > > > Same question: SIIT or NAT64? > > NAT64. > I find I'm always confused about the different SIIT uses, we need new names > :-) > > I care most about DC:SIIT, where I want to expose a single IPv4 address > for v4-only clients, so that they can reach IPv6 hosted server(s). > I think we can do this, but I admit that I haven't tried. > > -- > Michael Richardson <[email protected]>, Sandelman Software Works > -= IPv6 IoT consulting =- > > >
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