Subj : Re: Tunnel
To   : Shawn Highfield
From : Tony Langdon
Date : Thu Apr 07 2016 22:54:00

-=> Shawn Highfield wrote to Tony Langdon <=-

 SH> Tony Langdon wrote in a message to Shawn Highfield:

 TL> on, I can't be more specific.  I know on Linux it's pretty
 TL> straightforward.  I've never tried to use a Windows machine as the
 TL> tunnel endpoint, so I have no idea there.

 SH>   I get it now.  This machine is a linux box and yes was very straight
 SH> foward to configure.  I'll have to see if it's even possible since the
 SH> BBS box is a windows XP virtual machine.

You will need to make sure you request a subnet (/64 or bigger)outed through
your tunnel.

If it's running in bridged mode, you should be able to assign both the Linux
and Windows Ethernet interfaces an IPv6 address.  The Linux box will be the
router for IPv6 packets.  Architecturally, it will look like 2 PCs on the same
LAN.  This does assume that the virtual machine's Ethernet interface is bridged
with the host.  If it is not, it should still be possible to make it work, but
there might be some changes to the routing.
.... I may not be perfect, but parts of me are excellent.
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