Disable ipv4 when surfing through ipv6 tunnel

[Flaneuren]

Hi,

here is a question from a n00bie. I just registered at HE, created a regular tunnel to my Win7-machine which is connected straight to a usb GSM internet - no router, firewall,switch, etc in between. The ipv4 address I get is mine and only mine. And I switched off the windows firewall too (please dont try to hack me). Then I pasted the windows tunnel commands into CMD.  It works fine, I can surf in to ipv6.google.com, and their ipv6 address shows up nicely in green at the bottom of my firefox (using the ipv6 plugin).

But if I surf into an old site like "http://www.whatsmyip.org/", my ipv4 address still shows up. Is it possible to disable that address, so that I only surf with this new ipv6 address? The reason for that is that I want to test how a few web sites behave if someone (like me) from the ipv6 world surfs in? I want to see if these sites are reachable at all...

/Fl

[comptech]

Since you're running the 6in4 tunnel to your device, disabling IPv4 would disconnect your tunnel and take down your IPv6 connectivity too.  I haven't tried it with an air-card though, so I don't know for sure what would happen.

[ngjvjRbYM]

You can test IPv6 support for a website by checking the aaaa record.
IPv6 not Supported:nslookup -q=AAAA google.com

IPv6 supported: nslookup -q=AAAA ipv6.google.com
AAAA IPv6 address = 2a00:1450:8001::63

Or you can use http://ipv6-test.com/validate.php

[cholzhauer]

No.

Like comptech said, you're running 6in4...you need v4 to carry your v6 traffic.

Are you sure your tunnel is up?  whatismyipv6.come should give you an ipv6 address if it's working