ipv6 and start for noob person

dortdort

hello guys;

i have a lot of ipv6 adress in a vps.
i want use thoose ipv6 adresses in diffrent server. both server is ubuntu 16.04

can i use open vpn for this work?
i just need generate one user and i need put all ipv6 adresses after that i can see all ipv6 list on screen?

any help? can we do that? please dont forget i am really noob, if you try help me please try to make this like 5 years old 🙂
greetings.

dortdort

i still need help guys 🙁

SpudHead

If I'm understanding you. The server allocated the block of ipv6 addresses is I assume configured to use one of those addresses, leaving the others unused (i.e they all have the same prefix)? Or does the server have a single main ipv6 and have the additional ones as a separate block with a different prefix.

The way the addresses can be allocated to you can vary wildly from one host to the next. I'd need to know exactly what IPs you have available, what the prefix length you use, the ip the server itself is using and the default gateway's IP. Also need to know what you want to do with the IPs on the remote server, will they just be used on that server alone or do you intend to route other ipv6 devices through it. To maintain privacy you can redact the first 3 blocks in the ips

eg. x;x;x;4342;5d12;aaf8;0001/64

(nb. use semi colons not colons because the forum screws it up)

dortdort

SpudHead wrote If I'm understanding you. The server allocated the block of ipv6 addresses is I assume configured to use one of those addresses, leaving the others unused (i.e they all have the same prefix)? Or does the server have a single main ipv6 and have the additional ones as a separate block with a different prefix.

The way the addresses can be allocated to you can vary wildly from one host to the next. I'd need to know exactly what IPs you have available, what the prefix length you use, the ip the server itself is using and the default gateway's IP. Also need to know what you want to do with the IPs on the remote server, will they just be used on that server alone or do you intend to route other ipv6 devices through it. To maintain privacy you can redact the first 3 blocks in the ips

eg. x;x;x;4342;5d12;aaf8;0001/64

(nb. use semi colons not colons because the forum screws it up)

thank you for help.

according to my vps provider i have around 65k ipv6 adresses in vps.

https://imgur.com/CQiEWxu

i want use 10 ipv6 adresses at home. question is how can i host them with open vpn.

SpudHead

Okay, so you've got a home network and you want to give each device on your network a v6 address from ones you add to the VPS?
Okay, that is a little problematic, since the IPs you choose will be configured on the server. Meaning the server will "own" them, not your remote device. There's three possibilities here

1. The adding of IPs from your control panel just configures the VPS with the new IPs and the whole /112 block will be relayed to you regardless
2. Same as 1 but won't be relayed unless a neighbor solicitation exchange occurs
3. The VSwitch on the host is specifically configured to relay only the IPs you've specifically added.

Would you mind telling me the name of your provider? Then I can do a little research and find out exactly what the situation is? Also do you have root access to this server? I'm assuming you do.

The safest way I can think of that would probably work for all 3 possibilities is to add the 10 IPs through your control panel (I would select starting from 0101 rather than 0001 as you may need to subnet). Then remove the configured IPs in the VPS. That way the VSwitch will still relay packets to your VPS.

dortdort

SpudHead wrote Okay, so you've got a home network and you want to give each device on your network a v6 address from ones you add to the VPS?
Okay, that is a little problematic, since the IPs you choose will be configured on the server. Meaning the server will "own" them, not your remote device. There's three possibilities here

1. The adding of IPs from your control panel just configures the VPS with the new IPs and the whole /112 block will be relayed to you regardless
2. Same as 1 but won't be relayed unless a neighbor solicitation exchange occurs
3. The VSwitch on the host is specifically configured to relay only the IPs you've specifically added.

Would you mind telling me the name of your provider? Then I can do a little research and find out exactly what the situation is? Also do you have root access to this server? I'm assuming you do.

The safest way I can think of that would probably work for all 3 possibilities is to add the 10 IPs through your control panel (I would select starting from 0101 rather than 0001 as you may need to subnet). Then remove the configured IPs in the VPS. That way the VSwitch will still relay packets to your VPS.

yes i can access to vpn server with root, little reminder i am noob 🙂
i buy it from 01vps.net

SpudHead

Okay cool. Do you want every device on your home network to run a VPN client in order to get a v6 address, or do you want a single VPN client running on a device that distributes IPs to other devices on the home network? Note that the first option is significantly easier to setup than the second.

dortdort

first option is solve my problem.
but open vpn is runing stable on linux? is it lost connection spontaneously?

SpudHead

In my experience, a loss of connection to OpenVPN happens when the client's ISP changes their IP address; which isn't OpenVPN's fault.
Which VPS option did you go with, the X-Small VPS at 1.99/Month

I'm going to get one as well, they are really cheap. I can then set it all up, work out any issues and just give you the configuration files. All you'll need to do is a little editing.

dortdort

SpudHead wrote In my experience, a loss of connection to OpenVPN happens when the client's ISP changes their IP address; which isn't OpenVPN's fault.
Which VPS option did you go with, the X-Small VPS at 1.99/Month

I'm going to get one as well, they are really cheap. I can then set it all up, work out any issues and just give you the configuration files. All you'll need to do is a little editing.

i buy 1 gb ram. i guess you cant buy it, you can only buy with 01 coin.
if you want i can buy for you.

i just need learn how i managed it. i have to learn it because in the future maybe vps is going down maybe who knows.

SpudHead

I think I can afford 3 bucks for the 01 coin collateral, I already have VPS for the wallet. Give me a while to get this sorted.

dortdort

SpudHead wrote I think I can afford 3 bucks for the 01 coin collateral, I already have VPS for the wallet. Give me a while to get this sorted.

ofcourse, please dont forget me here 🙂

SpudHead

Waiting for block-chain sync.
I'm syncing to a Ram-Drive with a shadow image on an nvme-ssd so it should be as fast as it could be.

dortdort

SpudHead wrote Waiting for block-chain sync.
I'm syncing to a Ram-Drive with a shadow image on an nvme-ssd so it should be as fast as it could be.

thank you for interested 🙂

SpudHead

Only problem I got is actually getting some ZOC, I have to wait for validation on the currency exchange as coinbase doesn't trade in ZOC.
I also want a VPS from this provider for myself anyway. But may take a while because of this validation period.

dortdort

no need kyc for graviex 🙂

TinCanTech

SpudHead wrote To maintain privacy you can redact the first 3 blocks in the ips

eg. x;x;x;4342;5d12;aaf8;0001/64

(nb. use semi colons not colons because the forum screws it up)

Use the forum correctly and you can use colon.

Options: [X] Disable smilies

EG: 12fc:1918::10:99:88:77/64

SpudHead

Well thanks tin, very useful information. Looks like you can be helpful after all. My apologies. I don't spend a lot of time on forums, this is the first one I've really posted that much on so I'm unfamiliar with the operation. I tend to spend most of my time working.

:D

@dortdort
I'm using graviex, it's just that coinbase has pulled a re-validation on me as I haven't used it in a while. I need BTC to get ZOC.

TinCanTech

SpudHead wrote Looks like you can be helpful after all

You may become useful yourself..

dortdort

SpudHead wrote Well thanks tin, very useful information. Looks like you can be helpful after all. My apologies. I don't spend a lot of time on forums, this is the first one I've really posted that much on so I'm unfamiliar with the operation. I tend to spend most of my time working.

😃

@dortdort
I'm using graviex, it's just that coinbase has pulled a re-validation on me as I haven't used it in a while. I need BTC to get ZOC.

because of this reason i said " i can buy for you" 🙂

if you need i can give you my server.
just need solve problem thats all