Subj : IP6 Tunnel?
To   : Jeff Smith
From : Michiel van der Vlist
Date : Thu Aug 01 2019 10:25:42

Hello Jeff,

On Wednesday July 31 2019 22:07, you wrote to All:

 JS> After seeing the functionality of the IP6 tunnel that I acquired not
 JS> long ago. I decided to acquire a second tunnel for my 1:282/1031 node.

  10:10 [2924] creating a poll for 1:282/1031@fidonet (`d' flavour)
  10:10 [2924] clientmgr started
+ 10:10 [1812] call to 1:282/1031@fidonet
  10:10 [1812] trying bbs.ouijabrd.net [2001:470:1f10:133::2]...
  10:10 [1812] connected
+ 10:10 [1812] outgoing session with bbs.ouijabrd.net:24554 [2001:470:1f10:133::2]
- 10:10 [1812] SYS The Ouija Board
- 10:10 [1812] ZYZ Jeff Smith

It works!

 JS> I should mention that due to some software issues I have decided to
 JS> once again merge 1:282/1031, 1:14/5, 1:14/0 into one system.

I have updated the list of IPv6 nodes.

 JS> I have updated the DNS to reflect the new IPv6 address of
 JS> 2001:470:1f10:133::2 for 1:282/1031 (bbs.ouijabrd.net) and 1:14/5
 JS> (ftn.region14.org).

I see that it all ends on ::2. So you are using the tunnel endpoints for your nodes.

Are you aware that - if they are on the same LAN - you do not need a sepearate tunnel for each node, but that you can have a routed subnet (/64 or /48) from he.net and use just one tunnel for all the nodes om your LAN?


Cheers, Michiel

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