* NAT46 best practice?
@ 2014-03-24 10:18 Jens Neu
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From: Jens Neu @ 2014-03-24 10:18 UTC (permalink / raw)
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Dear list,
I'm in the situation that I want to offer an openvpn server on IPv6 as
well as on IPv4. Currently I do this by having openvpn listen on udp6
and forward the udp(v4) traffic to the IPv6 port via socat. Even though
this works in principal (reads: as long as socat does not crash), I
would not consider this a rock solid setup.
What would you suggest as best practice for such a task?
Desired is a linux only setup (Centos 6, Debian 7 or similar), if needed
with custom kernel/patches but obvioulsy not an F5 or Brocade
loadbalancer appliance.
best regards
Jens
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