= Сообщение: 253 из 7402 ============================================== IPV6 = От : Michiel van der Vlist 2:280/5555 27 Dec 13 13:13:10 Кому : Markus Reschke 27 Dec 13 13:13:10 Тема : Trapgate & IPv6 FGHI : area://IPV6?msgid=2:280/5555+52bd7264 На : area://IPV6?msgid=2:240/1661+52b8926d = Кодировка сообщения определена как: CP850 ================================== ============================================================================== Hello Markus,
On Thursday December 26 2013 13:52, you wrote to me:
MvdV>> But what about outgoing? For now that's more important. I can MvdV>> do without incoming over IPv6 for now, as I am not likely to MvdV>> loose my global IPv4 number in the foreseeable future, but when MvdV>> we see the first IPv6 only nodes, I need outgoing IPv6 to reach MvdV>> them.
MR> Too much trouble :-) Install binkd on the router and put in/outbound, MR> log and links on a net drive.
I suppose it would be possible to run binkd on a router, but I see no added value over installing it on the machine that runs the tosser and the other fidonet software. Plus that it does not remove the hurdle that I face: the need to switch from AMA to BSO...
Now if ALL the software that is needed to run a fidonet node could run on he router, and it could also hold the message base, it is dfferent. Having a fully stand alone, low power system for Fidonet sounds attractive.
MvdV>> I imagine an outgoing proxy would be a lot more complicated as MvdV>> it somehow has to be told to what IPv6 address to connect for MvdV>> which node...
MR> Exactly!
Info that can not be gleened from the IPv4 packets alone, so it must have its own node manager that needs to be configured separately from the main system's configuration. Not practical.
MvdV>> I wonder if that would be practical to install on a router that MvdV>> has limited memory and only has a text ssh interface...
MR> You can buy inexpensive routers with 128MB RAM, a few MB Flash and an MR> USB port. Add an USB flash memory stick or a net drive and you'll have MR> a nice system.
I just picked up a never used Fritz!Box 7340 at the second life shop for EUR 4.50. Looked too good an offer to let pass... So who knows what the future will bring...