Using IPv6 Sockets in Python

Today we learn how to use IPv6 sockets in Python.
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[@heptex8989]

you probably get this often but just wanna thank you for the amazing videos you keep making dude 👍 literally learnt so much in both python and c++ from u

[@myteron]

Fantastic vid!
Wondering: since V6 has IPSec 'build in' how the heck can one establish a V6 with network layer encryption enabled?

[@MiyuruSankalpa]

Just a correction, you don't typical use NAT with IPv6(IE: No port forwarding needed). So the address which begins with 2 is your public IPv6 address. the IPv6 address which begins with f (the link local) your private IPv6 address.

[@shobhashukla7503]

are you sure no port forward needed when use ipv6

[@MiyuruSankalpa]

@@shobhashukla7503 yes

[@ChanderMohan-lj9dy]

Hello, thanks for making such detailed videos. I'm running sftp server and I have set ipv6 by watching your video. The server gives access of the cwd directory to the client, but I want to set a specific directory. I tried os.chdir() method and it failed.
can you please help me with that? thanks and regards.

[@marcinziajkowski3870]

will this work without port forwarding (in ur case 9999) ? And from behind the NAT? I mean not from local/wifi network.

[@cagauravmonga0825]

I am trying to use ipv6 address in sockets. But when i run client on different network it gives me os error 99 cannot assign requested address. I am unable to find solution. Please suggest me a solution

[@Sirmrmeowmeow]

maybe try [1][4][0] bc your setting are diff so it's in a diff part of the array, just pick it out heh

[@abdullashafi580]

Request: DSA with python

[@tcgvsocg1458]

ok why not