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   -=> On 05-16-21 10:05, Brian Rogers wrote to Michiel van der Vlist <=-   
      
    BR> I'm a coordinator for 44-net. I handle 1/5th of the USA. They're now   
    BR> just beginning to talk about incorporating IPv6 into amprnet however in   
    BR> my case it's unneeded. I have a /48 from he.net and broker IPs to   
    BR> various points whether they be ipencap tunnel on 44net OR encapsulated   
    BR> under ax.25! The trick was simple too. To route IP on ax.25 it demands   
    BR> ARP so it can use the callsign as a mac address and we all know IPv6   
    BR> uses NDS not ARP... so depending on the remote source I do a 6-to-4   
    BR> mapping to their 44-net IP or to their commercial IP. For radio, the   
    BR> mapping goes to their 44-net IP since that's the only IP they have.   
    BR> Speed wise, it's not much different than IPv4... and it's slick because   
    BR> using 44-net that's your ARP mapping.   
      
   Interesting, would like to know the details.  I'm fully IPv6 capable, and would   
   like to be able to transmit it over AX.25 one day.    
      
      
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