On Wed, Jun 07, 2006 at 10:11:50PM +0700, sonjaya wrote:
| dear all
| i try using ipv6 in my openbsd 3.9 box, here the step :
| i using ipv6 from :
| http://www.hexago.com/index.php?pgID=step1
| and download client tunnel
| http://www.hexago.com/files/tspc-2.1.1-src.tgz
| and doing
|
| $ tar zxfv tspc-2.1.1-src.tgz
| $ cd tspc2
| $ sudo make install target=openbsd installdir=/usr/local/tsp
| $ cd /usr/local/tsp/bin
| $ sudo vi tspc.conf <-- edit as need
| $ /usr/local/tsp/bin/tsp -f /usr/local/tsp/bin/tscp.conf
|
| and try browsing and ping6 , traceroute6 to ipv6 server is working ,
| also try browsing to webserver use ipv6 is detect from ipv6
|
| Then i try install squid in that machine .. when my lan using that
| proxy still detect ipv4
| my question how to set my openbsd 3.9 tunnel ipv6 can using NAT/ Proxy
| for my LAN so , when my comp in LAN browsing to website who using
| IPV6 can detect using ipv6 .
For such a setup, get a subnet delegation (I second Kurt Millers
suggestion of using SixXS instead of using Hexago). Then use rtadvd(8)
on the LAN side of your machine and off you go. I've been running
OpenBSD IPv6 routers since 2.6 using this setup and it Just Works (tm)
Unfortunately, Squid has no IPv6 support yet, so you won't be able to
use that. And although you can NAT IPv6 with pf, it's neither
suggested nor required as you can easily acquire a /48 for your own
personal use.
Cheers,
Paul 'WEiRD' de Weerd
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