Seeing as how Asterisk 1.8 supports IPv6 I think it would be nice to have a PIAF script that automatically set's up an IPv6 tunnel. I've got the configuration working on several PIAF boxes currently with no issues.
Among other things, this would allow PIAF users to connect to other PIAF boxes via IPv6 negating the need for IAX2 trunks. In addition, the script could optionally setup PIAF to provide IPv6 connectivity to the local LAN.
I've got instructions on how to configure PIAF to connect to a tunnelbroker.net IPv6 tunnel. You can find the instructions here: http://blog.voicebyip.com/?p=147
I don't know enough about shell scripting to automate this myself but I'm hoping someone here might be willing to help me out. I beleive the whole thing could be automated with two varibles, one for the tunnel server, and the other being the IPv6 subnet that tunnellbroker.net assigns to the user. The rest of the script is a matter of installing a package and modifying a few files.
Thoughts?
Among other things, this would allow PIAF users to connect to other PIAF boxes via IPv6 negating the need for IAX2 trunks. In addition, the script could optionally setup PIAF to provide IPv6 connectivity to the local LAN.
I've got instructions on how to configure PIAF to connect to a tunnelbroker.net IPv6 tunnel. You can find the instructions here: http://blog.voicebyip.com/?p=147
I don't know enough about shell scripting to automate this myself but I'm hoping someone here might be willing to help me out. I beleive the whole thing could be automated with two varibles, one for the tunnel server, and the other being the IPv6 subnet that tunnellbroker.net assigns to the user. The rest of the script is a matter of installing a package and modifying a few files.
Thoughts?