Http V4 To V6 Proxy Software Which Explicitly

This means that protocols that dont have their own proxying features (such as POP3 or IMAP) can be proxied in their encrypted form thanks to SNI.

The proxy is a set of servers with both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses that accept traffic for various protocols and forward it to an IPv6-only server.

Support for PROXY protocol is now a standard feature of NGINX and Apache.

The SSH protocol isnt built on TLSSSL so doesnt have SNI support, and doesnt have any equivalent features of its own.

Details of the host and port can be found in our customer control panel.

Port 465 is supported by our proxy, and is a good choice for SMTP submission.

Our proxy assumes that port 587 traffic is encrypted (because it cant do anything useful if its not) and as such can also be used for SMTP submission, provided you use SSLTLS rather than STARTTLS.

This can be done by having the highest priority MX record point to the v6-only server, and then have a lower priority record pointing to our MX servers.

Fortunately this is straightforward using our NAT64 resolvers.

These are DNS resolvers that when asked for an address for a host that does not have any AAAA records will provide an IPv6 address that is mapped to the hosts v4 address.

The v6 address is actually an address on one of our NAT servers that will then forward the traffic to the v4 address.

Http V4 To V6 Proxy Software Which Explicitly

We have come across a few bits of software which explicitly request an A record when doing a DNS lookup, which obviously doesnt work.

We offer IPv6-only versions of all of our virtual and dedicated servers, and our Raspberry Pi servers area all IPv6-only.