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Yeah I agree this does seem like something that really ought to simply be configurable out of the box with options for transparently handling both 6-to-4 and 4-
by gorkish 3y ago
Yeah I agree this does seem like something that really ought to simply be configurable out of the box with options for transparently handling both 6-to-4 and 4-to-6 when the appropriate services are discoverable or configured on the network.
The top level reply here discussing how MacOS handles it seems like something that should be able to be recreated with iptables, but when searching I am extremely surprised to discover that Linux does not seem to have the ability to do anything similar. It seems most solutions focus on using socat in userspace to proxy data between the sockets which is not really a practical solution.
- londons_explore 3y agoLinux is usually king when it comes to networking and configurability - so I too am really surprised it isn't an option to do something sane.
- wmf 3y agoLinux has various implementations of 464 but they just aren't on by default in your distro.