On 23. aug. 2012 14:04, Thomas Goirand wrote:
On 08/23/2012 06:08 AM, Andre Tomt wrote:
The build seems to be missing IPv6 support.
Hi,
I don't mind adding support for IPv6, but I don't want to have any
trouble / security problems with it. The init script and everything else
should be able to support it as well.
Do you have any idea how this could be done? What are the startup
options, and Debconf stuff that should be asked for? For example, should
I add another Debconf question for the LAN ipv6 IPs on which to listen on?
The documentation is a little poor. For example I have no idea if it
would break IPv4 only setups.. Hmmm. I need to test in lab :)
As for security I don't think it would pose much extra risk. It does
even less than IPv4 variant - there is no DNAT involved. All clients
asks for is to open a port to their own IPv6 address.
Hopefully secure mode and acl's are enforced. I'll take a look. Though
with no DNAT there is no risk of at least setting up mappings to outside
the routers inside network. Well it could work but they wouln't be
useful for anything ;)
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