From: Internet Protocol version Six <inet6@mail.be>
To: netfilter@lists.netfilter.org
Subject: IPv6 and NAT/connection tracking
Date: Mon, 16 Jun 2003 14:38:29 +0200 (GMT+02:00) [thread overview]
Message-ID: <2082069631.1055767109953.JavaMail.Administrator@pumbaa> (raw)
Hello all, I have a box that's configured as a firewall and router for IPv6, which is doing it's job fine, well, fine.., IPv6 connections keep timing out, they work for a second or 30 and then it timesout -> connections, ping6, traceroutes, ... from the Internet to the IPv6 address behind the router don't work anymore. Also if I do a ping6 or make a connection to a remote IPv6 host on the Internet it doesn't work, however if I ping6 the router from the network, everything works again...for about 30 seconds again, and then the problem begins again...
I was told that this is caused by NAT/connection tracking. Is there *any* solution to this? This is really annoying as I *need* NAT, but also want to give IPv6 connectivity to other machines on the LAN.
With kind regards,
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