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

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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BGP Mesh Backbone

Full mesh BGP topology between all backbone servers. Your /127 is automatically advertised across our global network.

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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:

  1. You're allocated a unique IPv6 address that's static until you change it
  2. Your /127 is immediately injected into BGP
  3. All backbone servers learn your route via BGP mesh
  4. Traffic to your IPv6 address routes to your connected server
  5. No NAT, no translation—pure routing

A True Meshed Encrypted Backbone

BGP Mesh Backbone

Capacity & Scale

IPv4 /31 Tunnels
IPv6 /127 Tunnels
2^63 per /64 pool
Backbone Tunnels per Site

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.