Subj : IPv6/4 indicator
To   : Benny Pedersen
From : Bj”rn Felten
Date : Wed Jun 22 2011 09:32:46

 BP> use squid, it even works on windows if windows know hov to handle ipv6

   Squid? Isn't that for HTTP only?

 BP> and dhcp servers on ipv6 how kidding ?

   No, not kidding. I have four physical and 10-20 virtual servers on my LAN. I don't want to mess with IP-addresses for all of them -- especially not IPv6-addresses.

   My problem is not outgoing traffic, it's the incoming ditto. Now I handle it all from the firewall on the computer (WinXP) connected to the ADSL modem and the WinXP connected to 3G respectively.

   I want to have those two servers route the different ports to the respective server on the LAN, and I want to do it using the names not the IP numbers.

   E.g. :80 goes to AMD64, :23 goes to VM_NT4, :8000 (my Radio Station :) ) goes to VW_XP9, :53 goes to DELL, :119 goes to VM_XP1, :21 goes to VM_UBUN2 and so on. I have more than 30 more ports that I route all around the LAN.

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