Guruprasad,
if you are using the IPv6 patch that I was originally working on then it
works as follows:
o IPv4 or IPv6 client connects, issues request
o Squid iDNS or DNS helper app invoked to resolve hostname
o selected mechanism issues both IPv6 and IPv4 resolve requests to DNS
servers (AAAA and A queries, relying on AAAA from A6 chain resolution to be
done on the target DNS server)
o Squid favours AAAA results first when making connections. Tries responses
consecutively in the event of failure, so will fail back to IPv4 answers.
o data retrieved, returned to client, as per normal (and potentially via
IPv4 socket on client side).
Roger.
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> From: Guruprasad B [mailto:guru_b@yahoo.com]
> Sent: Thursday, 22 May 2003 1:40 AM
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> Subject: Fwd: How squid distinguishes between IPv4 and IPv6 requests
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