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A very clear writeup on IPv6 tunnels in ScreenOS

A very clear writeup on IPv6 tunnels in ScreenOS: http://yorickdowne.wordpress.com/2010/02/26/ipv6-at-home-or-office-part-4-1-6in4-tunnel-on-juniper-screenos-firewall/

Added by Dan Jones on February 26, 2010 at 10:52pm — No Comments

IPv6/IPv4 translation requirements

So here I add my list of top level requirements for IPv6 translation.
Considering not only the transition to 6 but the left behind 4 networks and the options they need to have for functionality. I hope it helps :)…



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Added by Phil on February 25, 2010 at 9:00am — 4 Comments

New DS-lite Service Now Available on Freenet6

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Added by Bruce Sinclair on February 24, 2010 at 11:23am — 1 Comment

IPv6 Activists in Pakistan

Hello,

Let us see how many of us are here. It would be good to network amongst ourselves and see what we can do by collaborating in the real world.

Chip in.

Added by Tee Emm on February 22, 2010 at 1:47am — No Comments

Static Ipv6 Address under Windows

Windows is usaly requesting 2 Ipv6 Addresses from your "Ipv6 Router" a preffered one and an temporary one



In most cases windows will choose the temporary Address for most outgoing Ipv6 Connections

The temporary Ipv6 Address will usaly change on every reboot.



Windows does this to ensure an given privacy in Ipv6 for the Client but its realy bad if you want or need a static

Address assigned to your pc



A simple Way to deactivate the privacy feature on the… Continue

Added by Talustus on February 18, 2010 at 5:18pm — No Comments

Ipv6 ReverseZone Generator [Bind8/9]

for everyone thats going to host his own Ipv6 DNS Server

for managing his own Ipv6 RDNS Records



and for thoose who are new in Ipv6 and RDNS

there is a simple RDNS-Zone OnlineGenerator for Bind8 and 9



You can find it here: http://www.fpsn.net/index.cgi?pg=tools&tool=ipv6-inaddr



great Service in my mind!



A second one i can suggest is an Online Subnet Calculator for… Continue

Added by Talustus on February 18, 2010 at 5:00pm — No Comments

Irc over Ipv6 [mirc]

For anybody that is intrested and is known with mIrc (Irc Chat Client)



Someday i was googling a bit and found a great "DLL" library for Mirc by davy hollevoet



http://users.skynet.be/jaguar/mircv6.html



that offers the posibility to connect to any Ipv6 enabled IRC-Network via mIrc over V6



I'm an Admin of an german Irc Network that already is ipv6 enabled!

Its hosted by a solid german… Continue

Added by Talustus on February 18, 2010 at 1:00pm — 3 Comments

Final thesis

Greetings to all, I want to prepare my final thesis in IPv6, but I'm having trouble finding exactly the topic for my research. if someone could give me some suggestions ill be grateful, thanks..

Added by Iazalde Martins on February 17, 2010 at 8:51am — 7 Comments

IPv4 addresses down to 8%

As of Feb.15, 2010, only 22 blocks of IPv4 /8 are left, that's 8% of the address space.

Is this consumption rate within the norm ? It was down to 24 blocks only 45 days ago.

More at http://www.ipv6forum.com/

Added by Ahmed Abu-Abed on February 15, 2010 at 4:50am — 1 Comment

Using IPv4 Application over IPv6 network

I like to mention about a small utility freeware program called LANoi (http://www.lanoninternet.com) which can create a virtual ipv4 LAN over ipv6 without requiring public/private ipv4

address in the host m/c. I am part of the development team of the software

& will give a brief about its working.…





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Added by vasanth on February 11, 2010 at 1:21pm — 2 Comments

IPv6 Translation carrier grade

I am at present looking at our final solution for IPv6 translation for major telcos/ISPs in Europe. Now there are a few options to use on "last resort" to help control budget. Unfortunately, however, the major vendors, Cisco, Alcatel, Juniper, have been massively lax on their roadmaps towards translation methods as a whole for large transit carriers. It seems that at present while the new two /8s out to Asia this year we are looking at a 8-10% remainder of our IPv4 addressing just looking at… Continue

Added by Phil on February 10, 2010 at 6:42am — 7 Comments

Announcing DNS64-NAT64 opensource implementations 

This is to announce the availability of two NAT64-DNS64 open-source implementations by Viagenie, 

as follows:



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NAT64

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BSD PF:

this implementation of NAT64 is made by modifying the PF packet filter

available on BSD systems. A new 'nat64' statement is created in the

pf.conf file to enable the nat64 functionality.



Linux Netfilter:

The implementation of NAT64 for linux is available as a kernel module.

It uses Netfilter's…
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Added by Julian Vincent on February 9, 2010 at 7:45pm — No Comments

Google over IPv6 "gotcha"

One of my colleague made me aware of this one today. I've seen this page in the past [http://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/] from Google and their IPv6 and didn't really read allt he details until today.



"Normally, if a DNS resolver requests an IPv6 address for a Google web site,

it will not receive one…

…but a DNS resolver with Google over IPv6 will receive… Continue

Added by Nicolas Filion on February 1, 2010 at 6:17pm — 4 Comments

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