Also my static will be converted to an IPV6 soon... is Synchro ready for it? I'm assuming if Synchro is ready binkit is good to go as well.

Hawke

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Re: ipv6 - conversion
By: Hawke to All on Mon Jul 18 2016 04:55:59

Also my static will be converted to an IPV6 soon... is Synchro ready for it? I'm assuming if Synchro is ready binkit is good to go as well.

Not yet with Synchronet. I have no idea about binkit. Binkd is though
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Re: ipv6 - conversion
By: Hawke to All on Mon Jul 18 2016 04:55 am

Also my static will be converted to an IPV6 soon... is Synchro ready for
it? I'm assuming if Synchro is ready binkit is good to go as well.

Hawke

wont you have a ipv4 fallback?
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Re: ipv6 - conversion
By: Hawke to All on Mon Jul 18 2016 04:55 am

Also my static will be converted to an IPV6 soon... is Synchro ready for it?

Synchronet v3.17 (under development) supports IPv6. But IPv4 should (normally) still work just fine for you, too.

I'm assuming if Synchro is ready binkit is good to go as well.

Yes.

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Re: ipv6 - conversion
By: Mro to Hawke on Mon Jul 18 2016 04:39 pm

wont you have a ipv4 fallback?

I will, but the inbound ipv4's are blind ipv4's that are untraceable (at least to me).

Allen
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Re: ipv6 - conversion
By: Alprunty to Mro on Mon Jul 18 2016 07:53 pm

Re: ipv6 - conversion
By: Mro to Hawke on Mon Jul 18 2016 04:39 pm

wont you have a ipv4 fallback?

I will, but the inbound ipv4's are blind ipv4's that are untraceable (at least to me).

what do you mean untraceable?
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Re: ipv6 - conversion
By: Mro to Alprunty on Tue Jul 19 2016 04:30 pm

Re: ipv6 - conversion
By: Mro to Hawke on Mon Jul 18 2016 04:39 pm

wont you have a ipv4 fallback?

I will, but the inbound ipv4's are blind ipv4's that are untraceable (at least to me).

what do you mean untraceable?

Let me break it down... I can set my AAAA record to my domain where everyone comes in on my ipv6 which soon will be my ONLY static..

If a node comes in via ipv4 it hits my ipv6 then my isp will use a private internal ipv6 as a proxy to connect to my system. I will see an on-file ipv6 from my isp not the incoming system's ipv4. In essance the ipv4 crowd is "bridged" to the ipv6 network.

Sooner than some will want to admit we will ALL be ipv6.

Allen
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Re: ipv6 - conversion
By: Alprunty to Mro on Tue Jul 19 2016 03:02 pm

If a node comes in via ipv4 it hits my ipv6 then my isp will use a private internal ipv6 as a proxy to connect to my system. I will see an on-file ipv6 from my isp not the incoming system's ipv4. In essance the ipv4 crowd is "bridged" to the ipv6 network.

oh that just sucks!

Sooner than some will want to admit we will ALL be ipv6.

havent they been saying that for 18 years?
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I will, but the inbound ipv4's are blind ipv4's that are untraceable (at least to me).

what do you mean untraceable?

I'm guessing his IPv6 connection will be DS-Lite.


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