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Authors of WrapSix
Michal Zima (xHire) <xhire@mujmalysvet.cz>
Michal Zima (xHire) <xhire@wrapsix.org>
The main and the only developer and maintainer of WrapSix

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For changes done between single versions have a look at file NEWS.
For details of the development process have a look at history log of the git
repository (the address of the git repository is mentioned in README).
repository (the address of the git repository is mentioned on homepage).

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About
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WrapSix is NAT64 and DNS64 implementation. It's available in open-source and
commercial version.
WrapSix is a fast NAT64 implementation. You also need a DNS64 server (e.g. BIND).
Status
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WrapSix is under development. Branch 0.2 is working right now, but keep in mind
that it's not yet ready for production and many things may not work. If you test
it, please report to me any bugs you find.
Before compiling, don't forget to configure Wrapsix in files src/wrapper.c and
src/wrapper.h.
Configuration
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INTERFACE Interface on which WrapSix should operate, e.g. eth0.
PREFIX NAT64 prefix; at least /96, the default is standard
64:ff9b::/96. Input it without the information about prefix
length, i.e. just 64:ff9b::.
IPV4_ADDR IPv4 address which is dedicated for WrapSix and is not assigned
to the host operating system.
HOST_IPV6_ADDR IPv6 address which represents the host, i.e. which is assigned
to the operating system. It's used in ICMP error messages.
HOST_IPV4_ADDR IPv4 address which represents the host, i.e. which is assigned
to the operating system. It's used in ICMP error messages.
MTU Minimum MTU in your IPv6 network; default is 1280, but you can
set it to a greater value (up to 1500).
PACKET_BUFFER Size of a buffer for incoming packets; it's strongly recommended
to leave its value as is (i.e. 1514).
Installation
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For installation use standard ./configure && make && make install commands.
Running
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It can be run by `wrapsix` command as root.
Contact
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