IPv6 Native
The First VPN with Full Dual-Stack IPv6 Support — From Endpoints to Egress
True native IPv6. No NAT66 hacks. Zero IPv6 leaks. Pure BGP routing like the internet was meant to be.
Industry First: Zero IPv6 Leak Protection
doxx.net is the FIRST VPN to provide true IPv6 leak protection. While you can disable IPv6 in your tunnel configuration, we maintain a dual-stack tunnel that captures ALL IPv6 traffic—including potential leaks—and blocks them server-side. No more IPv6 bypass attacks. No more dual-stack vulnerabilities.
Unlike other VPNs that simply "disable IPv6" on your device (leaving you vulnerable to leak attacks), doxx.net's approach is revolutionary: we accept your IPv6 traffic through the tunnel and block it at the network level, ensuring zero possibility of IPv6 leaking around the VPN.
And when you enable IPv6? You get a real, routed IPv6 address from our globally-allocated 2602:F5C1::/36 range. Not a shared NAT66 address. Not a local ULA. A genuine, globally-routable IPv6 prefix that's yours alone.
But here's what really sets us apart: All our WireGuard endpoints are IPv6-native. If you have native IPv6 connectivity, you can connect to doxx.net using IPv6 itself—no IPv4 dependency. Full dual-stack from the moment you establish the connection.
🚫 What Other VPNs Do
❌ No IPv6 Support (NordVPN, ExpressVPN)
Most major VPNs don't support IPv6 at all. They disable it on your device, leaving you vulnerable to IPv6 leak attacks if your OS re-enables it.
🟡 NAT66 Without Routed Prefix (Mullvad, IVPN)
Mullvad tunnels IPv6 end-to-end but uses NAT66—you share an IPv6 address with other users. They don't delegate a routed /64 prefix, so no native IPv6 for devices on your LAN. Their solution? Use their SOCKS5 proxy instead.
🟡 IPv6 Leak Vulnerabilities
VPNs that "disable IPv6" leave you exposed. If IPv6 re-enables (through OS updates, network changes, or app behavior), your real IPv6 address leaks around the VPN tunnel.
✅ What doxx.net Does
Zero IPv6 Leak Protection
Industry-first dual-stack tunnel captures ALL IPv6 traffic—even when IPv6 is disabled—and blocks it server-side. No IPv6 leaks, period.
IPv6-Native WireGuard Endpoints
All our WireGuard servers are IPv6-native. Connect to us via IPv6 or IPv4—full dual-stack support from the connection level up. No IPv4-only bottlenecks.
Real Routed IPv6 Address
Get your own globally-routable /127 subnet from our 2602:F5C1::/36 ARIN allocation. Not shared, not NAT'd—it's yours.
No NAT66
Pure BGP routing with no address translation. Your IPv6 packets flow end-to-end as intended. Native IPv6 for all devices on your LAN.
BGP Mesh Backbone
Full mesh BGP topology between all backbone servers. Your /127 is automatically advertised across our global network.
IPv6-Aware Packet Filtering
Native transparent proxy, firewall rules, and connection tracking for IPv6 traffic.
Technical Architecture
Full Dual-Stack From Connection to Egress
doxx.net is fully dual-stack at every layer:
Connection Layer: • WireGuard endpoints accessible via IPv4 OR IPv6 • Connect to us using your native IPv6 connection • No IPv4 dependency for establishing tunnel Tunnel Layer: • Dual-stack tunnel (IPv4 + IPv6 simultaneously) • Your traffic uses YOUR routed IPv6 address • Zero IPv6 leaks (captured and blocked if disabled) Egress Layer: • Exit to internet via IPv4 or IPv6 • Native IPv6 to CDNs (Google, Cloudflare, etc.) • No NAT66 bottlenecks
Dual-Stack Services
10.10.10.10:53 → dn-dns (IPv4) fd10:10:10::10:53 → dn-dns (IPv6) 10.10.10.10:8080 → Transparent HTTP Proxy (IPv4) fd10:10:10::10:9091 → Transparent Proxy (IPv6)
BGP Route Advertisement
When you connect to doxx.net:
- You're allocated a unique IPv6 address that's static until you change it
- Your
/127is immediately injected into BGP - All backbone servers learn your route via BGP mesh
- Traffic to your IPv6 address routes to your connected server
- No NAT, no translation—pure routing
A True Meshed Encrypted Backbone
Capacity & Scale
Why IPv6 Actually Matters
IPv6 isn't just about more addresses—it's about a faster, more private, and more modern internet:
⚡ Faster Performance
All major CDNs are IPv6-native. Google, Cloudflare, Akamai, Fastly—they all prioritize IPv6. With doxx.net's dual-stack endpoints and native IPv6 routing, you get direct access to IPv6-optimized infrastructure: better routing, lower latency, and less congestion.
🔒 QUIC & HTTP/3
QUIC (HTTP/3) works best on IPv6. Google's entire infrastructure is IPv6-native. YouTube, Gmail, Search—all optimized for IPv6. You get faster page loads and better connection multiplexing.
🛡️ Better Privacy
IPv6 offers better privacy than IPv4. No more carrier-grade NAT tracking you across multiple connections. With doxx.net's native routing, you get a clean, private IPv6 address that's yours alone—not shared with thousands of other users.
🚀 Less Congested Networks
IPv6 networks are less congested. While everyone fights over IPv4 address space, IPv6 gives you access to modern, high-capacity routes with fewer hops and better peering.
🔓 No Legacy Security Baggage
IPv6 isn't overburdened with legacy IPv4 security tools. Deep packet inspection, stateful firewalls, and carrier surveillance are all designed for IPv4. IPv6's end-to-end encryption and modern design make blanket surveillance much harder.
🌐 Future-Proof
IPv6 is the present, not the future. Over 40% of global internet traffic is IPv6. Major networks (Google, Facebook, Netflix) are IPv6-first. Don't get left behind on legacy IPv4.
Who This Is For
For Network Engineers: This is how VPNs should have been built from day one. No hacks, no workarounds—just proper IPv6 routing infrastructure.
For Enterprises: Production-grade IPv6 support means your infrastructure is ready for the IPv6-native internet, today. Get native IPv6 for all devices on your LAN without SOCKS5 proxies or NAT66 hacks.
For IPv6 Advocates: Finally, a VPN that respects IPv6's design principles. No more NAT66 compromises. Real routed prefixes, real end-to-end connectivity.
For Privacy Users: Zero IPv6 leaks, better performance, and access to the modern internet without compromise. Plus, IPv6 is inherently more private than shared IPv4 NAT pools.
Current Status
Server Infrastructure: ✅ Fully operational. Native IPv6 routing, BGP mesh, packet filtering, and dual-stack services are live.
When IPv6 privacy concerns are fully resolved at the client level, flipping the switch to enable full dual-stack operation will be trivial—the hard work is already done.
Comparison Table
| Feature | NordVPN | Mullvad/IVPN | doxx.net |
|---|---|---|---|
| IPv6 WireGuard Endpoints | ❌ No | ❌ IPv4 only | ✅ Full dual-stack |
| IPv6 Support Inside Tunnel | ❌ No | 🟡 NAT66 only | ✅ Native routing |
| IPv6 Leak Protection | ❌ Disables IPv6 | 🟡 Tunnels traffic | ✅ Dual-stack blocking |
| Routed IPv6 Prefix | ❌ N/A | ❌ No (SOCKS5 instead) | ✅ Your own /127 |
| LAN IPv6 Support | ❌ N/A | ❌ No native | ✅ Native for all devices |
| BGP Mesh Backbone | ❌ No | ❌ No | ✅ Full mesh |
| Shared IPv6 Address | N/A | ⚠️ Yes (NAT66) | ✅ No sharing |
| True No NAT | N/A | ❌ Uses NAT66 | ✅ Pure routing |
Built for the Future Internet
doxx.net's IPv6 infrastructure is ready for the IPv6-native internet. No retrofitting, no hacks—just proper routing from day one.