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[kcochran]

An additional tool for reporting available tunnels is available for application programmers/embedded systems folks.  This has actually been around for a while, but not well documented.

https://USERNAME:PASSWORD@tunnelbroker.net/tunnelInfo.php[?tid=TUNNELID]

This returns the configuration information in XML format.  One tunnel block per tunnel if no ID specified, or one tunnel block for the specified tunnel id.

Code: [Select]

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<tunnels>
 <tunnel id="TID">
  <description>DESCRIPTION</description> (as defined in the site)
  <serverv4>SERVER_IPv4</serverv4>
  <clientv4>CLIENT_IPv4</clientv4>
  <serverv6>SERVER_IPv6</serverv6>
  <clientv6>CLIENT_IPv6</clientv6>
  <routed64>ROUTED_64_PREFIX/64</routed64>
  <routed48>ROUTED_48_PREFIX/48</routed48> (exists if one assigned)
  <rdns1>DNS1</rdns1> (exists if assigned)
  <rdns2>DNS2</rdns2> (exists if assigned)
  <rdns3>DNS3</rdns3> (exists if assigned)
  <rdns4>DNS4</rdns4> (exists if assigned)
  <rdns5>DNS5</rdns5> (exists if assigned)
 </tunnel>
</tunnels>