Diferencia entre revisiones de «Tunnel broker»
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Vamos a crear un tunel para conectarmos a una red IPv6 desde nuestra conexion, que solo acepta IPv4. Crearemos un tunel mediante un Tunnel broker. | |||
El “tunnel broker” es el lugar donde el usuario se conecta para registrar y activar “su túnel”. El “broker” gestiona (crea, modifica, activa y desactiva) el túnel en nombre del usuario. No requiere la configuración de un Router. Se trata de ISP’s IPv6 “virtuales”, proporcionando conectividad IPv6 a usuarios que ya tienen conectividad IPv4. | |||
En nuestro caso, hemos elegido el proveedor Hurricane Electric para realizar el tunel. | |||
==Tipos de tuneles== | ==Tipos de tuneles== | ||
*Tunel normal | *Tunel normal: Este tipo de tunel es el que usariamos la mayoria de nosotros. El propio proveedor de tunel nos da una direccion dentro de | ||
*Tunel BGP: You need an allocated ASN from a RIR, so the ipv6 space would be "owned" by me and ASN information would show up on whois, or what? - The difference is exactly as you pointed out. You need your own ASN and IPv6 allocation from your local RIR. You would then use BGP to announce that IPv6 allocation to us, with a session and tunnel created using address space on our router. So you'd get that /64 point-to-point allocation, which would also be used to set up the BGP session. We do not use private ASNs for BGP tunnels. | *Tunel BGP: You need an allocated ASN from a RIR, so the ipv6 space would be "owned" by me and ASN information would show up on whois, or what? - The difference is exactly as you pointed out. You need your own ASN and IPv6 allocation from your local RIR. You would then use BGP to announce that IPv6 allocation to us, with a session and tunnel created using address space on our router. So you'd get that /64 point-to-point allocation, which would also be used to set up the BGP session. We do not use private ASNs for BGP tunnels. | ||
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Firewalll!!!! Virtualbox!!!!! | |||
Revisión del 07:53 3 feb 2015
Vamos a crear un tunel para conectarmos a una red IPv6 desde nuestra conexion, que solo acepta IPv4. Crearemos un tunel mediante un Tunnel broker.
El “tunnel broker” es el lugar donde el usuario se conecta para registrar y activar “su túnel”. El “broker” gestiona (crea, modifica, activa y desactiva) el túnel en nombre del usuario. No requiere la configuración de un Router. Se trata de ISP’s IPv6 “virtuales”, proporcionando conectividad IPv6 a usuarios que ya tienen conectividad IPv4.
En nuestro caso, hemos elegido el proveedor Hurricane Electric para realizar el tunel.
Tipos de tuneles
- Tunel normal: Este tipo de tunel es el que usariamos la mayoria de nosotros. El propio proveedor de tunel nos da una direccion dentro de
- Tunel BGP: You need an allocated ASN from a RIR, so the ipv6 space would be "owned" by me and ASN information would show up on whois, or what? - The difference is exactly as you pointed out. You need your own ASN and IPv6 allocation from your local RIR. You would then use BGP to announce that IPv6 allocation to us, with a session and tunnel created using address space on our router. So you'd get that /64 point-to-point allocation, which would also be used to set up the BGP session. We do not use private ASNs for BGP tunnels.
Como se crea un tunel
En la web de hurricane elecrtic, una vez iniciamos sesion, podemos crear un tunel. Para crear el tunel, nos solicita introducir nuestra IP, y el servidor contra el que queremos hacer el tunel.
Una vez hemos creado el tunel, nos da un resumen de las configuraciones que taly cual.
En otra pestaña, este servicio nos da una guia para configurar el servicio en nuestro ordenador.
Despies
Firewalll!!!! Virtualbox!!!!!
