Hello All,

I run a website, but it does not have high priority as yu cab see when you go take a look. De webserver is a10+ year old freeby named key focus webserver. It does not have IPv6. To make available via IPv6, I used the netsh portproxy method that has been discussed here before.

It did not work very well. It did not work very well. The website was available after a reboot but didn;t stay available for very long. Often just a few hours, sometimes a day or two.

That was then when I had tunnels. But now that I have native IPv6, it has been stable for a week. My website has been reacheable over IPv6 all the time...


Cheers, Michiel

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Hi Michiel.

04 Dec 16 22:59, you wrote to All:

I run a website, but it does not have high priority as yu cab see when you go take a look. De webserver is a10+ year old freeby named key focus webserver. It does not have IPv6. To make available via IPv6, I used the netsh portproxy method that has been discussed here before.

It did not work very well. It did not work very well. The website was available after a reboot but didn;t stay available for very long. Often just a few hours, sometimes a day or two.

That was then when I had tunnels. But now that I have native IPv6, it has been stable for a week. My website has been reacheable over IPv6 all the time...

It has to be your XP, because I'm running portproxy at win2003 server without any problems.

'Tommi

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Hello Tommi,

On Monday December 05 2016 09:07, you wrote to me:

That was then when I had tunnels. But now that I have native
IPv6, it has been stable for a week. My website has been
reacheable over IPv6 all the time...

It has to be your XP, because I'm running portproxy at win2003 server without any problems.

I think it is AICCU or the combination of AICCU and XP. Since I have disabled my SixXs tunnel, the portproxy works OK.


Cheers, Michiel

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05 Dec 16 11:44, you wrote to me:

That was then when I had tunnels. But now that I have native
IPv6, it has been stable for a week. My website has been
reacheable over IPv6 all the time...

It has to be your XP, because I'm running portproxy at win2003 server
without any problems.

I think it is AICCU or the combination of AICCU and XP. Since I have disabled my SixXs tunnel, the portproxy works OK.

Ok.. Never heard of AICCU, but after quick googling it seems to be sixxs-only crap. <g>

I'm glad I never got sixxs account. ;)

'Tommi

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Hello Tommi,

On Monday December 05 2016 13:26, you wrote to me:

I think it is AICCU or the combination of AICCU and XP. Since I
have disabled my SixXs tunnel, the portproxy works OK.

Ok.. Never heard of AICCU, but after quick googling it seems to be sixxs-only crap. <g>

AICCU is the demon that handles the tunnel endpoint and heartbeat for an AYIYA tunnel. The AYIYA (Anything In Anything) protoclo has the remarkable property that it can run from behind a NAT. Behind multiple NAT actually. No public IPv4 address required.

It was written by Jeroen Massar but the program and the protocol was made public, so others can use it as well.

I'm glad I never got sixxs account. ;)

OK, ;-)

Cheers, Michiel

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Good ${greeting_time}, Michiel!

05 Dec 2016 11:44:24, you wrote to Tommi Koivula:

That was then when I had tunnels. But now that I have native
IPv6, it has been stable for a week. My website has been
reacheable over IPv6 all the time...

It has to be your XP, because I'm running portproxy at win2003
server without any problems.

MvdV> I think it is AICCU or the combination of AICCU and XP. Since
MvdV> I have disabled my SixXs tunnel, the portproxy works OK.

I'd rather use nginx instead.


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Hello Alexey,

On Tuesday December 06 2016 13:02, you wrote to me:

MvdV>> I think it is AICCU or the combination of AICCU and XP. Since
MvdV>> I have disabled my SixXs tunnel, the portproxy works OK.

I'd rather use nginx instead.

In my case that would be shooting at a musquito with a canon.

The netsh portproxy works for now. I admit it is a kludge and replacing the KeyFocus webserver with something that can handle IPv6 by itself would be the "proper" solution. It is not high on my list of priorities. It may or may not rise to the top some day. Or not...


Cheers, Michiel

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