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Enabling Hackerspaces with IPv6

• cartoonworld 7y ago
  Nice to see adoption. Another good option is the (still) free hurricane electric tunnelbroker service ( https://tunnelbroker.net/ https://tunnelbroker.net/ ) which will get you an IPv6 tunnel with geographically diverse global tunnel servers, your own /48, and if you have an ASN you can announce your route directly. Also has some cool dashboard stats for ya.
  • telmich 7y ago
    Does HE work behind CGNAT?
    • elevation 7y ago
      HE's tunnel broker doesn't work through CGNAT, it requires a public ipv4 address to terminate the tunnel.
      • cartoonworld 7y ago
        Oh yeah! That certainly adds value to this type of tunnel, I did not consider CGNAT defeating your efforts. The WG vpn tunnel is a great option indeed. Thanks
• georgyo 7y ago
  This is very cool, and I like what they are doing. Though I don't understand why one would use this over free public 6rd providers like tunnelbroker.net or using TEREDO in general, both of which will likely give much better performance and reliability. I used tunnelbroker.net for years before I had native IPv6. It works quite well.
• burundi_coffee 7y ago
  >Also it works on "almost any device" including Linux, BSD and niche OS like Windows, macos, iOS and Android. Made me chuckle not gonna lie