IPv6 Link gives your home device(s) a routed, reachable IPv6 destination on the internet enabling you to self host your own services, including your website, e-mail, contacts, calendars and so much more on premise.
Get Your IPv6 Address"Trust others with your data," said nobody ever. With IPv6 Link, self host on premise and trust only yourself.
Even your ISP(y) won't know or have access!
Customize and configure your servers the way you want. Control who has access. If someone else has access to your data, we have a phrase for this in security:
You've been owned.
Physically move your servers anywhere in the world and keep the same IPv6 address. Your server goes where you go.
Let's go!
Use your existing hardware and the abundant free software that hosting companies are actually just packaging up and charging you for.
If your computer is already on 24/7, self hosting will also reduce your carbon footprint.
Save green to save the green!
Stay compliant with PCI-DSS and HIPAA. Encrypt your entire hard disk when you self-host on-premise. Third party hosting leaves you vulnerable to theft by the third party host and those that hack them.
Do you trust all the staff at your host?
There's a certain satisfaction of knowing something is next to you, and your data is probably the biggest one of these. For example, is there anything in your e-mail you don't want anyone in the world to see?
Don't let them take a piece of your mind.
ipv6.link - obtain a dedicated and reachable IPv6 IP address to self host your own servers
Dedicated IPv6 VPN Powered by Wireguard VPN
We provide from a /128 (1) up to a /56 (4,722,366,482,869,645,213,696) subnet of IPv6 IP addresses. Every device in your home can be a server. Every VM on your computer can be a server.
IPv4 to IPv6 SNI Relay
With IPv6 Link paid plans, your web, e-mail and any other TLS servers will be accessible via both IPv4 and IPv6. We provide multiple IPv4 to IPv6 relays powered by our open source SNI Proxy written in Go.
RDNS PTR Authority Delegation
With IPv6, your DNS server can be delegated as the authority for your IPv6 subnets Reverse DNS (RDNS) records. This is a critical feature as most e-mail servers will not accept e-mails from IP addresses that do not have the matching corresponding RDNS.