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[rnolen]

Instead of configuring multiple IPv6 tunnels for the various locations in which I would use them, I'd like to access IPv6 addresses by tunneling via SSH through a single IPv6-enabled server. That is:

Various IPv4 clients ----SSH tunnel----> IPv4/IPv6 server (SSH listening on both 4 and 6 I imagine) ----> IPv4/IPv6 internet.

Would such a setup be feasible? If so, I could use a few hints to accomplish it. Enabling IPv6 on the server and having SSH listen on 4 and 6 isn't a problem, but beyond that I'm stuck.

[jimb]

Sure.  Using ssh -w would work just fine.  You set up the SSH connection(s), then put IPv6 addresses on the associated TUN interfaces, and point routes though 'em.  Or run a dynamic routing proto.

You might also want to look into vtun, openvpn, and other stuff like that which supports IPv6.

[liuxyon]

Sure.  Using ssh -w would work just fine.  You set up the SSH connection(s), then put IPv6 addresses on the associated TUN interfaces, and point routes though 'em.  Or run a dynamic routing proto.

You might also want to look into vtun, openvpn, and other stuff like that which supports IPv6.

how i do it? i am using windows ssh.

[cholzhauer]

You should create your own thread.