Marcin Juszkiewicz
hrw@society.oftrolls.com
I have a feeling that while some people celebrate NoNAT November I would go other way and drop AAAA records for my services.
IPv6 never really worked for me.
When my ISP forced me to be IPv6 only I called them and got IPv4 back as too many things failed.
Current one (Orange PL) uses Dualstack-Lite which I never got working properly.
And now Oracle Cloud instances have outgoing IPv6 traffic but not incoming one.
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Diego Elio Pettenò
flameeyes@mastodon.social@hrw this is where I plug again https://ipv6-in-real.life/ ;)
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@hrw The two parallel worlds thing is frustrating and confusing. It would be nice if there was seamless interoperability within infrastructure. If that exists now, I haven’t found it (or looked hard enough.) From what I can tell, the tunnel stuff (6to4 and teredo) tried to be that, but never took off or overcame their security implications.
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Marcin Juszkiewicz
hrw@society.oftrolls.comTook some effort and websites are available over IPv6.
My home is still IPv4 only so tested used external tools ;(
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Marcin Juszkiewicz
hrw@society.oftrolls.com@methoxyf DS-Lite (which my ISP offers) uses 6to4 IIRC.
Serious sick stuff. Send DHCPv6 query, parse result to get address for tunnel endpoint, setup tunel, hope it works.
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@hrw Are you sure you have rules in the panel to permit incoming ipv6 traffic?
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Marcin Juszkiewicz
hrw@society.oftrolls.com@rozie at the end it turned to be that.
All my previous servers were "handle your firewall on your system" so I did not noticed missing entries.
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