| networking.sits | This option allows you to define interfaces encapsulating IPv6
packets within IPv4 packets; which should be automatically created.
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| networking.ipips.<name>.encapsulation.type | Select the encapsulation type:
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ipip to create an IPv4 within IPv4 tunnel (RFC 2003).
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4in6 to create a 4in6 tunnel (RFC 2473);
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ip6ip6 to create an IPv6 within IPv6 tunnel (RFC 2473);
For encapsulating IPv6 within IPv4 packets, see
the ad-hoc networking.sits option.
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| networking.sits.<name>.dev | The underlying network device on which the tunnel resides.
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| networking.sits.<name>.ttl | The time-to-live of the connection to the remote tunnel endpoint.
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| networking.sits.<name>.local | The address of the local endpoint which the remote
side should send packets to.
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| networking.sits.<name>.remote | The address of the remote endpoint to forward traffic over.
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| networking.sits.<name>.encapsulation.port | Destination port when using UDP encapsulation.
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| networking.sits.<name>.encapsulation | Configures the type of encapsulation.
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| networking.sits.<name>.encapsulation.sourcePort | Source port when using UDP encapsulation
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| networking.sits.<name>.encapsulation.type | Select the encapsulation type:
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6in4: the IPv6 packets are encapsulated using the
6in4 protocol (formerly known as SIT, RFC 4213);
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gue: the IPv6 packets are encapsulated in UDP packets
using the Generic UDP Encapsulation (GUE) scheme;
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foo: the IPv6 packets are encapsulated in UDP packets
using the Foo over UDP (FOU) scheme.
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