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The requirements for the H@H client is still stated that IPv4 is required.
Recently I got a new internetconnection extra and although I don't have IPv6 active on any part I noticed IPv6 connections coming in used by javaw.exe
Although they don't show in the H@H client they do show up in Resource Monitor.

I only have IPv4 on:
- Internet connection
- Firewall device
- Windows VM

The only javaw.exe active on the system is used by the H@H client.

Am I miss interpreting something?

(IMG:[download.mezelf.com] https://download.mezelf.com/hh/IPv6_huh.png)

This post has been edited by MeZelf: Jun 3 2025, 23:01

If your system has an IPv6 address, Java could bind on it, but there is no IPv6 traffic sent by the dispatcher. So it's probably just a port scanner.

Strange thing is that I have no IPv6 active at all.
My thoughts were that perhaps somehow an IPv6 connection got proxied by the H@H system to the client.

I guess there will be no harm done by those connections in the end.

These IPv6 prefixes are not announced by any network, and likely not even allocated.

[bgp.he.net] https://bgp.he.net/ip/d407:ca32::

But try converting them to IPv4 format, like this,

d4 -> 13*16+4 -> 212

07 -> 0*16+7

I got,

d407:ca32 -> 212.7.202.50 -> AS60781 - LeaseWeb Netherlands B.V., this one belongs to E-Hentai

af6e:7009 -> 175.110.112.9 -> AS49981 - WorldStream, belongs to E-Hentai, too

2e15:92de -> 46.21.146.222 -> AS29802 - HIVELOCITY, Inc., from a data center in Netherlands

b96b:3902 -> 185.107.57.2 -> AS43350 - NForce Entertainment B.V., another data center in Netherlands

I found this [www.si6networks.com] blog post, they regard these IPv6-like address as incorrectly decoded.

This post has been edited by StrongARM: Jun 4 2025, 16:18