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A server running exclusively on IPv6 needs to support IPv4 as well.

A server running exclusively on IPv6 needs to support IPv4 as well.

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03-23-2016, 07:51 PM
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Hello Networking Gods!!, I have a server running Proxmox and all my VM's uses IPV6 for the internet and they also have a private IPV4 address. since my ISP does not provide public IPv4 addresses my proxmox interface and VM's does not work on IPv4 only networks. I want them to work on both type of networks with dual stacking my server since it will cost too much as i have to lease public IPv4's for all my VM's. As an interim solution i am currently using Cloudflare tunnel which is running my Proxmox interface and all the VM's Is there a way i can use NAT 64 such as my IPV6 and private IPv4 only server can communicate with IPv4 clients. I have also added a diagram for my use case below. In diagram there are two networks. on the left is my home network and on the right is some other network on the internet the line in the between represents the communication gap which I need to address. If you require any more info, feel free to ask. Thank You! your help is much appreciated!!!
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03-23-2016, 07:51 PM #1

Hello Networking Gods!!, I have a server running Proxmox and all my VM's uses IPV6 for the internet and they also have a private IPV4 address. since my ISP does not provide public IPv4 addresses my proxmox interface and VM's does not work on IPv4 only networks. I want them to work on both type of networks with dual stacking my server since it will cost too much as i have to lease public IPv4's for all my VM's. As an interim solution i am currently using Cloudflare tunnel which is running my Proxmox interface and all the VM's Is there a way i can use NAT 64 such as my IPV6 and private IPv4 only server can communicate with IPv4 clients. I have also added a diagram for my use case below. In diagram there are two networks. on the left is my home network and on the right is some other network on the internet the line in the between represents the communication gap which I need to address. If you require any more info, feel free to ask. Thank You! your help is much appreciated!!!

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