Subj : IPv6 test
To   : Tommi Koivula
From : Benny Pedersen
Date : Thu Sep 03 2015 14:13:26

Hello Tommi!

03 Sep 2015 06:12, Tommi Koivula wrote to Michiel van der Vlist:

 TK> Of course OS/2 knows nothing about ipv6. There is a windows machine
 TK> between OS/2 and ipv6 internet.

bravo

 TK> Outbound traffic goes thru squid proxy, inbound traffic is handled 
 TK> with windows netsh command: "netsh int portproxy add v6tov4 
 TK> listenport=24554 connectaddress=192.168.1.2 connectport=24554 listenaddress=*"

learning from me mode, i did it before with binkp when it had no ipv6 aswell, but the squid served as a ipv4 / ipv6 gate hostname resolver it usely works if /etc/gai.conf is not default to ipv4 first mode :=)

when i know that windows and os/2 proberly have same problems and features

you use netsh, i use xinetd, no diff for binkp at all

   ----- qico begins -----
# binkp = 24554
# tfido = 60179
# fido = 60177
service tfido
{
        # log_type = FILE /home/xpoint/fido/log/xinetd_tfido.ipv4
        # log_on_succes = HOST PID
        # log_on_failure = HOST PID
        # bind = 2.104.223.10
        disable = yes
        protocol = tcp
        flags = IPv4
        port = 60177
        socket_type = stream
        wait = no
        user = xpoint
        server = /usr/sbin/qico 
        server_args = -a auto
        per_source = 1
        instances = 1
}
service fido
{
        # log_type = FILE /home/xpoint/fido/log/xinetd_fido.ipv4
        # log_on_succes = HOST PID
        # log_on_failure = HOST PID
        # bind = 2.104.223.10
        disable = yes
        protocol = tcp
        flags = IPv4
        port = 60179
        socket_type = stream
        wait = no
        user = xpoint
        server = /usr/sbin/qico 
        server_args = -a auto
        per_source = 1
        instances = 1
}
service binkp
{
        # log_type = FILE /home/xpoint/fido/log/xinetd_binkp.ipv4
        # log_on_succes = HOST PID
        # log_on_failure = HOST PID
        # bind = 2.104.223.10
        disable = no
        protocol = tcp
        flags = IPv4
        port = 24554
        socket_type = stream
        wait = no
        user = xpoint
        server = /usr/sbin/qico 
        server_args = -a binkp
        per_source = 1
        instances = 1
}
service telnet
{
        # log_type = FILE /home/xpoint/fido/log/xinetd_binkp.ipv4
        # log_on_succes = HOST PID
        # log_on_failure = HOST PID
        # bind = 2.104.223.10
        disable = yes
        protocol = tcp
        flags = IPv4
        port = 23
        socket_type = stream
        wait = no
        user = xpoint
        server = /usr/sbin/qico 
        server_args = -a auto
        per_source = 1
        instances = 1
}
service tfido
{
        # log_type = FILE /home/xpoint/fido/log/xinetd_tfido.ipv4
        # log_on_succes = HOST PID
        # log_on_failure = HOST PID
        # bind = 192.168.5.100
        disable = yes
        protocol = tcp
        flags = IPv4
        port = 60177
        socket_type = stream
        wait = no
        user = xpoint
        server = /usr/sbin/qico 
        server_args = -a auto
        per_source = 1
        instances = 1
}
service fido
{
        # log_type = FILE /home/xpoint/fido/log/xinetd_fido.ipv4
        # log_on_succes = HOST PID
        # log_on_failure = HOST PID
        # bind = 192.168.5.100
        disable = yes
        protocol = tcp
        flags = IPv4
        port = 60179
        socket_type = stream
        wait = no
        user = xpoint
        server = /usr/sbin/qico 
        server_args = -a auto
        per_source = 1
        instances = 1
}
service binkp
{
        # log_type = FILE /home/xpoint/fido/log/xinetd_binkp.ipv4
        # log_on_succes = HOST PID
        # log_on_failure = HOST PID
        # bind = 192.168.5.100
        disable = yes
        protocol = tcp
        flags = IPv4
        port = 24554
        socket_type = stream
        wait = no
        user = xpoint
        server = /usr/sbin/qico 
        server_args = -a binkp
        per_source = 1
        instances = 1
}
service tfido
{
        # log_type = FILE /home/xpoint/fido/log/xinetd_tfido.ipv6
        # log_on_succes = HOST PID
        # log_on_failure = HOST PID
        # bind = 2001:470:27:bb3::2
        # 2001:16d8:dd00:137::2
        disable = yes
        protocol = tcp
        flags = IPv6
        port = 60177
        socket_type = stream
        wait = no
        user = xpoint
        server = /usr/sbin/qico 
        server_args = -a auto
        per_source = 1
        instances = 1
}
service fido
{
        # log_type = FILE /home/xpoint/fido/log/xinetd_fido.ipv6
        # log_on_succes = HOST PID
        # log_on_failure = HOST PID
        # bind = 2001:470:27:bb3::2
        # 2001:16d8:dd00:137::2
        disable = yes
        protocol = tcp
        flags = IPv6
        port = 60179
        socket_type = stream
        wait = no
        user = xpoint
        server = /usr/sbin/qico 
        server_args = -a auto
        per_source = 1
        instances = 1
}
service binkp
{
        # log_type = FILE /home/xpoint/fido/log/xinetd_binkp.ipv6
        # log_on_succes = HOST PID
        # log_on_failure = HOST PID
        # bind = 2001:470:27:bb3::2
        # 2001:16d8:dd00:137::2
        disable = yes
        protocol = tcp
        flags = IPv6
        port = 24554
        socket_type = stream
        wait = no
        user = xpoint
        server = /usr/sbin/qico 
        server_args = -a binkp
        per_source = 1
        instances = 1
}
   ----- qico ends -----

i did it with 2 tunnels but got tired of to much ram usage here when my hardware is ram limited

i will try solve xinetd redirect in comming days, hopefully it works if there is some people that would help me test it, gavat will be i need to reload xinetd once pr hour, to keep dns updated, that part is not yet something xinetd can do, and if it cant, what is the point of noip.me then ? :(

hopefully my qico xinetd is usefull for some other then me, atleast i now have a backup of it, lol


 Regards Benny

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

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