Connect to IPv6 SSH server

ssh ipv6 putty

I'm currently facing a problem I don't have enough knowledge to solve. I've to connect to a SSH server which only supports IPv6 addresses but the problem is my network only supports IPv4 addresses. Is there any way I can bypass this or do I have 0 chances to connect to the server? Thanks for your time


Solution 1:

You need an IPv6 "tunnel" (a.k.a. VPN) that provides your local computer (or whole local network) with IPv6 connectivity.

While it is usually outside the scope of SuperUser to recommend specific products, I know many people (myself included) who have been using Hurricane Electric Tunnelbroker for exactly this purpose for many years.

I am sure there are other providers that provide IPv6 over a VPN, but I can't name them off the top of my head.

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