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Question : How can IPv6 be interpreted as IPv4?
Hi,
I was wondering how difficult it is to interpret IPv6 as IPv4. If I send an email from a mail server that has an IPv6 address, how difficult would it be to deliver to a more traditional box with an IPv4 address?
can this be done, and how difficult would it be to do this?
Answer : How can IPv6 be interpreted as IPv4?
Not that I am aware of. There is no correlation between IPV6 addresses and IPV4 addresses so there is no way to deliver a message with an IPV6 address to a machine with only an IPV4 address.
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