6to4 relay routers
Marco d'Itri
md at Linux.IT
Wed Jul 27 16:10:45 CEST 2005
On Jul 27, Joe Abley <jabley at isc.org> wrote:
> We've had problems reported before now (e.g. from NetBSD developers,
> trying to reach the NetBSD development cluster hosted at ISC) that 6to4
> access from the wilds of the Internet to our network is patchy.
In the last few weeks I noticed that many users, usually from the US,
reported the same kind of problems.
I think that having more public 6to4 relays is a good thing, even if
announced only at the local IXes.
> Anybody know if the various 6to4 relay router operators are
> coordinating their efforts in any way? We're happy to host a web page
> and keep it up-to-date if that seems like it might be helpful.
In the RIPE region, we share access to the related IRR objects.
Having some documentation to help new sites setting up relays would
probably be useful too, many large backbones have IPv6 connectivity but
do not announce the IPv4 anycast prefix even to their customers
(possibly because of DoS concerns).
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ciao,
Marco
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