At present, I have an SDWAN network based on WireGuard. Unfortunately, WireGuard only supports UDP,In addition,
the Internet access contract of each subnet under my SDWAN network indicates that only IPv6 dynamic public networks are available,
However, the Internet access contract of each subnet under my SDWAN network indicates that only IPv6 dynamic public networks are available,
This means that Internet service providers can replace the IPv6 public network at any time,Although I have used resolution scripts for tunnel nodes of each subnet to dynamically resolve to my own domain name,
But I don't know whether your software can automatically update the connection addresses at both ends after the Internet service provider changes the IPv6 public address?
Thank you for answering this question
At present, I have an SDWAN network based on WireGuard. Unfortunately, WireGuard only supports UDP,In addition, the Internet access contract of each subnet under my SDWAN network indicates that only IPv6 dynamic public networks are available, However, the Internet access contract of each subnet under my SDWAN network indicates that only IPv6 dynamic public networks are available, This means that Internet service providers can replace the IPv6 public network at any time,Although I have used resolution scripts for tunnel nodes of each subnet to dynamically resolve to my own domain name, But I don't know whether your software can automatically update the connection addresses at both ends after the Internet service provider changes the IPv6 public address? Thank you for answering this question