Want to go IPv6, some devices don't support it

[zelthian]

I have a hAP ac2 on the way, and I’m aware my ISP supports IPv6. I’d like to go 100% IPv6, but I have a couple of 2.4ghz wireless devices that only support IPv4.

What I’d like to do is:

• All devices that support IPv6 to be IPv6 only
• Support my 2 IPv4 devices (preferably on a different, routed network segment
• Be able to access the web interface on one of these IPv4 devices from the IPv6 segment
• Have the IPv4 devices be able to access the internet via IPv6

I don’t know if this is feasible or practical, but I’m looking for options to make this happen. I really don’t want to go dual-stack just to support these two devices.

[sebastia]

Hi

Keep in mind that some parts of internet are still only ipv4.

• Support my 2 IPv4 devices (preferably on a different, routed network segment
  => they will be in different segments by definition as ipv4 & v6 don’t share segments

• Be able to access the web interface on one of these IPv4 devices from the IPv6 segment
  => then you need either dual stack (v4 + v6) or proxy / socks

• Have the IPv4 devices be able to access the internet via IPv6
  => you’ll need proxy (ex: https://my.esecuredata.com/index.php?/knowledgebase/article/109/setup-an-ipv4-to-ipv6-proxy-centos) (stack support ipv4 in v6 is spotty)

dual stack is still the recommended way to access all of internet.

[zelthian]

dual stack is still the recommended way to access all of internet.

I was afraid of that.

Thanks, though!