IPv6-to-IPv4 Translation Providers or Other Methods

lindy54

Basically I couldn't use the Cloudflare method which is for a NAT VPS which has dedicated IPv6 only. Is there any other providers/solutions for this?

chocolateshirt

Your NAT provider did not give you public IPv6?

Neoon

spiritlhl

I've never seen anything like it. Wait for a solid solution

lindy54

@chocolateshirt said:
Your NAT provider did not give you public IPv6?

It does have a private IPv6.

Neoon

@lindy54 said:

@chocolateshirt said:
Your NAT provider did not give you public IPv6?

It does have a private IPv6.

You mean link local.
Did you tiket for IPv6?

lindy54

@Neoon said:

@lindy54 said:

@chocolateshirt said:
Your NAT provider did not give you public IPv6?

It does have a private IPv6.

You mean link local.
Did you tiket for IPv6?

Its not link local. And the problem with Cloudflare is related to domain when trying to add a website, nothing else.

chocolateshirt

Check with your provider:

• if they have HAProxy, then you could point A record on cloudflare DNS to shared public IPv4 and enable clpudflare proxy
• if they did not have HAProxy, then you could point AAAA record to public IPv6 address of your VPS and enable cloudflare proxy

Or

Do you mean you have only 1 IPv6 address without IPv4 (NAT) address?

lindy54

@chocolateshirt said:
Check with your provider:

• if they have HAProxy, then you could point A record on cloudflare DNS to shared public IPv4 and enable clpudflare proxy
• if they did not have HAProxy, then you could point AAAA record to public IPv6 address of your VPS and enable cloudflare proxy

Or

Do you mean you have only 1 IPv6 address without IPv4 (NAT) address?

Cloudflare proxy is fine if it accepts your domain name and you can 'add a website'. But I thought maybe there is another way or proxy provider.

chocolateshirt

Without any clarity from you, the best option would be buy a cheapskate VPS with IPv4 or buy a shared hosting.