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Questions tagged [ipv4]

Use the ipv4 tag ONLY if the nature of your question specifically involves IPv4 addresses or networking -- often in contrast to IPv6. Most networking currently involves IPv4 addresses, so you should NOT include this tag with every networking question.

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I have been having trouble connecting to this Wifi router, which is the only one available. When I do connect, I can access ipv6 but NOT ipv4. I have tried disabling and enabling ipv6 and restarting ...
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I’m working on a Raspberry Pi-based network device that moves between several known locations, each with its own IPv4 and IPv6 subnet. To streamline connectivity, I’m considering assigning multiple ...
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I'm currently setting up a Linux VPS (Debian-based), to run a Flask app and a python script to make API calls (the API only works over IPv4, not IPv6). I'm having trouble with outgoing HTTPS ...
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I have just been watching a video which explains UDP holepunching. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfRLNg6DOnI In this video, some processes which create entries in a router NAT table are explained. ...
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I have the following problem. I need to send report emails for one of our customers to his customers. Our customer provided an SMTP endpoint for that and added the IPv4 Address of our server to his ...
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I'm running Docker on a Raspberry Pi 4 (8GB model) with Raspberry Pi OS, and I'm experiencing an issue where Docker intermittently attempts to use IPv6 addresses to connect to Docker Hub, despite ...
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How to check if a port is blocked with socat? How to check with IPv6? I heard a saying that machines behind NAT can still be directly connected via IPv6, is that true? Anyway, say I have a machine ...
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I’m trying to configure ip (static, so without dhcp), there are some problems that I can't resolve by my self, because I do not understand it in a whole. Sorry if it is already answered, but as I said,...
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I have a Linux Alpine (v3.18.6) container running on AKS. The curl command inside that container is not able to resolve a private DNS host. Also, nslookup throws SERVFAIL. However, when I provide --...
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I have created an ipv6 tunnel by using the following commands: ip link add gre_test type ip6gre remote 2001:4860:4860::8888 local ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff ttl 255 removed actual ipv6 ...
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A (remote) SSH server remote runs a service on (remote) 127.0.0.1 port 20001. I want to make this service available locally via SSH port forwarding: ssh -vvv -4 -L 20001:127.0.0.1:20001 remote Port ...
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I have a PC with two IPs, for an internal network with IP 10.X.X.X and another for an external network with IP 192.168.X.X I have two network configuration profiles, one for each. If I am on 10.x.x.x ...
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I'm trying to add one main IP, two extra IP and one IP6. Here is my interfaces file located at /etc/network/interfaces: source /etc/network/interfaces.d/* auto lo iface lo inet loopback allow-hotplug ...
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I am trying to ssh into an embedded Linux device (let's call it petalinux) connected to my Ubuntu server running 22.04 (let's call it oip). petalinux and oip are connected by a direct ethernet cable ...
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After installing dhcpcd, the machine is unable to get IPv4 from DHCP, but generate IPv6 as expected and get DHCPv6 options (like DNS, domain, etc.); the config in /etc/networking/interfaces is auto lo ...
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