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Quick Guide Accessing IPv4 Systems from an IPv6 Server
- The first thing to do is to log in to the server
- Now look for a public NAT64 server e.g. from
- Then we create a backup of the existing resolv.conf so we can restore it if necessary.
- Now open the resolv.conf file with the editor of your choice e.g. vim
- Now go into edit mode with the i key, delete the existing entries and insert the nameservers of NAT64.
- Now we save the whole thing by going to the menu with the ESC key
and confirm with ENTER. This saves the file (w) and exits vim (q).
- Finally we check again if pure IPv4 pages are reachable now. (You should see html code)
- The first thing to do is to log in to the server
Code:
ssh [user]@[host]
Example:
ssh [email protected]- Now look for a public NAT64 server e.g. from
- Then we create a backup of the existing resolv.conf so we can restore it if necessary.
Code:
cp -a /etc/resolv.conf [backup path]
Example:
cp -a /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.conf.ba- Now open the resolv.conf file with the editor of your choice e.g. vim
Code:
[editor] /etc/resolv.conf
Example:
vim /etc/resolv.conf- Now go into edit mode with the i key, delete the existing entries and insert the nameservers of NAT64.
Code:
search blue.kundencontroller.de
options rotate
nameserver [first nameserver]
nameserver [second nameserver]
nameserver [third nameserver]
Example:
search blue.customercontroller.com
options rotate
nameserver 2a00:1098:2b::1
nameserver 2a00:1098:2c::1
nameserver 2a01:4f8:c2c:123f::1- Now we save the whole thing by going to the menu with the ESC key
Code:
:wqand confirm with ENTER. This saves the file (w) and exits vim (q).
- Finally we check again if pure IPv4 pages are reachable now. (You should see html code)
Code:
wget -O - [IPv4 page]
Example:
wget -O - https://github.com/vs2-free-users
