Add nat46 in-kernel translator support #36
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This allows clatd to use [nat46](https://github.com/ayourtch/nat46) kernel translator instead of TAYGA. It uses automatic detection - if `nat46` module is loaded, it will get used, otherwise the application falls back to using TAYGA. Signed-off-by: Ondřej Caletka <[email protected]>
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Cool! I assume you've tested that it works fine, both using the kernel module and TAYGA? |
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Yes, it is tested and it works for me both with and without the kernel module loaded. The kernel module is preferred if available - there is no config option to deprefer it. I think this is not an issue as you probably won't have the module loaded unless you want to use it for clat. |
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This allows clatd to use nat46 kernel translator instead of TAYGA. It uses automatic detection - if
nat46module is loaded, it will get used, otherwise the application falls back to using TAYGA.This has been developed during IETF 118 hackathon.