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title: South Pole meets ungleich
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title: South Pole meets ungleich
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pub_date: 2020-06-09
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pub_date: 2020-06-15
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author: ungleich
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* [A Data Center Light VM](../virtual-machine-hosting/)
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* [A Data Center Light VM](../virtual-machine-hosting/)
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* [An IPv6 Only VM](../ipv6-only-hosting/)
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* [An IPv6 Only VM](../ipv6-only-hosting/)
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* [Physical co-located hardware](../colocation/)
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* [Physical co-located hardware](../colocation/)
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* [A VIIRB](../viirb-ipv6-box/)
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## How to setup BGP peering
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## How to setup BGP peering
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* PIB with 2 GB RAM - 290 CHF
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* PIB with 2 GB RAM - 290 CHF
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* PIB with 4 GB RAM - 300 CHF
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* PIB with 4 GB RAM - 300 CHF
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The PIP can come with optional 802.11ac WiFi Support for 30 CHF.
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The PIB can come with optional 802.11ac WiFi Support for 30 CHF.
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All prices excluding VAT and shipping costs.
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All prices excluding VAT and shipping costs.
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## Ordering
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## Ordering
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If you need more ports, Gigabit support, more RAM and more storage,
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If you need more ports, Gigabit support, more RAM and more storage,
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you can checkout the [Pro IPv6 Box](../pro-ipv6-box).
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you can checkout the [Pro IPv6 Box](../pro-ipv6-box).
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You can also announce your own IPv6 space via the VIIRB. The only
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requirement is that you have an ASN and an IPv6 prefix. Checkout the
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[BGP Peering](/u/products/bgp-peering/) for more details.
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## How it works in detail
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The complete flow for how your computers get IPv6 in the LAN
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is show in the following picture:
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![](ipv6-with-the-viirb.png)
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So basically the VIIRB...
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* gets an IPv4 address in your LAN
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* connects to the IPv6VPN.ch service
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* Gets its /48 routed via Wireguard
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* Announces (via Router Advertisements) IPv6 on the LAN
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* Because of the announcement, all clients in the LAN assign themself
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an IPv6 address
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And for Wifi it does the same, but uses a different /64
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network.
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