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You can request free IPv6 connectivity through the Hurricane Electric tunnel broker at ipv6.he.net
by tinus_hn 4y ago
You can request free IPv6 connectivity through the Hurricane Electric tunnel broker at ipv6.he.net
- dan1234 4y agoThanks, I've actually looked at that in the past, but I'm not sure what their throughput is, and I'd have to configure each device individually as the router I have can't be configured for it. I think I've still got my HE IPv6 t-shirt somewhere, from when I completed their readiness quiz so years ago! Edit: I actually decided to set up a tunnel, just to see how well it worked, and it turns out my ISP supplied router won't forward the protocol 41 packets anyway, so that's a total no-go. I suppose I could probably set up a small VPS and Wireguard vpn, then forward the IPv6 packets that way?
- toast0 4y agohttps://route48.org/ https://route48.org/ provides 6 in 4 tunnels and wireguard is an option. Their webpage is a mess, but more info is available behind the login, IIRC. I got part way through and then decided to just use a Hurricane Electric tunnel because HE has presence at the nearest internet exchange and it was more familiar.