IPv6/IPv4 translation

[Peilei Fan]

Hi, Marc:

I read your paper and visited your website when I started my work of
IPv6/IPv4 under Click. It was really helpful.  For me, I implemented basic
routing elements of IPv6 in Click so that Click is able to route IPv6
packets as well. Then I created protocol translators and address-and-port
translator specifically for IPv6 and IPv4 translation.  This project is for
my master thesis under supervision of Professor Morris.  I am supposed to
finish writing it and put on the web soon.

Right now, Click is used for Linux and some Unix systems.  I don't know if
anyone tried to run as a kernel module in Windows/NT.  Perhaps other people
at Click group will be able to answer this question.  


Best Regards,

Peilei 

At 02:19 PM 4/24/01 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi there,
>
>What is the status of your translator for IPv6/IPv4 under click.  I think it
>is cool that you are doing this.  If I just had something as cool as Click
>back in 1997/98 when I first started it, I certainly would have done it that
>way too.
>
>How hard would it be to get Click to run as a kernel module in Windows/NT?
>Also, are you implementing IPv6 in Click, or are you somehow building an
>interface element that leverages the IPv6 implementation in Linux?
>
>Cheers,
>Marc
>
>ps., if you don't recognize me by name, I am the guy who did NAPT at the
>University of Washington.
>