On Thu, Nov 11, 2004 at 03:32:12AM +0900, Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino wrote: > > I am attempting to set up a 6to4 tunnel from my internal network > > through my OpenBSD firewall system, and have a few questions for > > the experienced people here. > > openbsd does not support 6to4.
Perhaps I don't understand what I am doing, then. I have a /48 from xs26.org, along with a POP ip address for a site to connect to, which should allow me to connect with the 6bone. Is this correct? Is the the Point-To-Point connection ( tunnel ) that I set up with the POP, using IPv4 addresses, but carrying IPv6 traffic, not what is normally called a "6to4" connection? What I am reading suggests that I can connect my IPv6 traffic to the 6bone through a "gif"-type tunnel between my network ( OpenBSD machine ) and the POP's machine via IPv4 addresses. Is this not true for OpenBSD 3.5? Thank you for any education you can provide. Brian > itojun
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