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Does port forwarding work with IPv6 addresses?

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Does port forwarding work with IPv6 addresses?
I am only able to obtain direct connections on my Torrent client when I disable IPv6 on Eddie's options.

On the web interface on https://airvpn.org/ports/ only IPv4 addresses appear.

Does port forwarding also work over IPv6?

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why not ?

please enable forwarding to ipv6 also...!!!

IT's the future ! need it for a few new projects

 

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If I get an ipv6 address through Eddie, why is it not connectable? Unless it's shared?

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1 hour ago, jf246 said:

If I get an ipv6 address through Eddie, why is it not connectable? Unless it's shared?


What do you mean?

Anyway, if you've got a specific problem with your connection, please open your own thread and give as much info as you can about your setup. Don't forget the logs or Eddie support file (Logs > lifebelt icon).

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Hello,

where are we with this request to have port forwarding on IPv6 available ?

regards.

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Posted ... (edited)

Is the official response really accurate? I'm seeing inbound connections via VPN both on IPv4 and IPv6, TCP/UDP, one port checker I found confirms this ("Open Port Check Tool", Jesin's Blog). No other port on the IPv6 is open (although technically it's not an issue unlike with IPv4).
The port-forwarding works for me with the regular OpenVPN GUI client on Windows. I've started using AirVPN this year.

Edited ... by Stalinium

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I understand what you mean and you could be right but not sure as the IPv6 provided to the VPN client is an ULA IP.
The question now is to know if this ULA IP is mapped 1:1 to a public IP where all ports would be totally transfered.
My 1st question was based on an IPv4 thinking with the fact my VPN is hosted by my FW for my whole LAN and then an /64 (or even /48) subnet delegation would have been great.

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