HOW To BLOCK IPv6 ADDRESSES in Windows XP
"ather zaidi" <syedatherzaidi@gmail.com> Tue, 08 April 2008 17:24 UTC
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From: ather zaidi <syedatherzaidi@gmail.com>
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Subject: HOW To BLOCK IPv6 ADDRESSES in Windows XP
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Hi All, IPtables/ ipfilter/ netfilter, that are IPv6 compatible help a long way in filtering unwanted IPv6 traffic in linux. If I want to write a simple rule like block all trafic from " IPv6host 1: port A to MYnode: port B that uses a protocol C and has Next header as R(say routing header). How can I do this in windows? Can playing around with the IPv6 routing tables of my machine help? If yes then How? Please help Thanks and regards, Syed Ather Zaidi
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