Re: [6bed4-devel] Testbed for 6bed4

[Rick v. R. <ri...@op...>]

Hello Bomisme,

> Do you have the help docs for setup a test bed ?
>    
The basic testing instructions for 6bed4 are here:
http://devel.0cpm.org/6bed4/

If they leave anything open, please ask for what you need to know.

> Assume that:
> 1, Intranet Peer  ->  NAT Router ->  Internet ->  6bed4 Tunneling Server
>    
That is the usual setup of a self-help client.

> 2, General Intranet Peer with RADVD Solicit (not 6bed4) ->  NAT Router With RADVD and 6bed4 client ->  Internet ->  6bed4 Tunneling Server
>    
With radvd, you mean the daemon that supports stateless 
autoconfiguration, right?  The suggested use of 6bed4 is to use the last 
bits in support of DHCPv6.  In 6bed4 v2, which is currently the only 
version available as an implementation, it is not possible to free the 
full /64 for local use, but v3 will probably... alas, see the spec and 
see if it suits you!  http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-vanrein-6bed4 is 
the latest/v3 spec (since I started with another name, the numbering is 
confusing, due to IETF numbering policy)

Please note that 6bed4 is undergoing a final transition (into a 
textually improved spec and with updated implementation) before I submit 
it to the RFC Editor, and that this has not been implemented in software 
yet -- which is the main reason for the wait.  The new 6bed4 only 
requires a well-known /32 and a fixed UDP port, so it treads much 
lighter on Internet infrastructure.  This is a clear desire in the 
community ;-)

-Rick