i have a problem with TCP 443 and tunnel over ipv6 with mikrotik.
ovpn or sstp and all other methods work only with ipv4. Only my raspberry
will provide for me a solution to become a tunnel from china to europe.
i think that metarouter openwrt will work to, but the world need a native
ipv6 tunnel support over https like TCP 443. When will router os provide
this service? or have anyone other solution for this. ipsec gre ipip work
over other protocols that are blocked in hotels etc…
I am not 100% sure what you are asking, but if its about creating an IPv6 tunnel over IPv4 then…
What you are looking for is a 6to4 tunnel which you can create once you have enabled Ipv6 on the router. You can obtain a free tunnel broker account from Hurricane Electric @ https://tunnelbroker.net
Currently, the clients for dial-out VPN connections don’t support an IPv6 address for the remote host.
There are some static tunnel interface types which support IPv6:
IPIPv6
GREv6
EoIPv6
However these aren’t encrypted by default (I suppose an IPv6 IPSec SA could be built as well) and require both ends to be static IP addresses and pre-configured. OP wants to be able to use road warrior VPN functionality, but over IPv6.
on client add static ip on the interface and the route
/ipv6 address add interface=CLIENT_VPN_INTERFACE address=CLIENT_IPV6_ADDRESS advertise=no
/ipv6 route add dst-address=THE_ADRESSESS_TO_ROUTE gateway=CLIENT_VPN_INTERFACE
On vpn server create manually the routes or let radius to send Framed-IPv6-Prefix with the network address that should be routed to the client.
Using the attribute on radius the server route will be created correctly.