First Azure based Hosts in Dual stack

Post author By wwwadmin
Post date October 3, 2019
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Due to limitations of microsoft azure we can only deploy behind loadbalancers on level 4.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-network/ipv6-overview

https://blog.ipspace.net/2019/05/ipv6-support-in-microsoft-azure.html

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/updates/public-preview-microsoft-adds-full-ipv6-support-for-azure-vnets/

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A Testlab for IPv6

You are seen from 
[serverinfotag tag='REMOTE_ADDR' text='bold']:[serverinfotag tag='REMOTE_PORT' text='bold']
Your Reverse Hostname is 
[serverinfotag tag='REMOTE_HOST' text='bold'] .
You are using
[serverinfotag tag='HTTP_USER_AGENT' text='bold'] as browser.
You reach our server with HTTPS [serverinfotag tag='HTTPS' text='bold']  
on server name indicated 
[serverinfotag tag='SSL_TLS_SNI' text='bold'] .
You are reaching us at: [serverinfotag tag='SERVER_ADDR' text='bold']
with a HTTP Method: [serverinfotag tag='REQUEST_METHOD' text='bold'] .
As Protocol we see:
[serverinfotag tag='SERVER_PROTOCOL' text='bold']