Subj : IPv6/4 indicator
To   : Bj?rn Felten
From : Benny Pedersen
Date : Wed Jun 22 2011 15:10:54

Hello Bj?rn!

22 Jun 2011 09:32, Bj?rn Felten wrote to Benny Pedersen:

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

 BF> Squid? Isn't that for HTTP only?

and ftp ftps https, and depending on compile options more :)

 BP>> and dhcp servers on ipv6 how kidding ?

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

static ipv6 routes does not work ?

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

yep if firewall could do equant to DNAT in shorewall then its the way to go, but this is limited to only handle port maps

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

first one need to add this names to dns :)

expecily if its ipv6 ip, in ipv4 this was not so important since it was nat

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

get a pfsense iso/img, and find a limited ssd harddisk that is below 1G, wonderfull router/firewall

did i say soekris.eu ? (new models with GigaBit ethernet now)

the above is plain simple to make in pfsense


 Regards Benny

.... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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