On this page
NAT64
Jool translates 64:ff9b::/96 for IPv6-only subnets.
NAT64 is on unless the user-data sets nat64: false. Jool translates 64:ff9b::/96 to IPv4.
To use it:
- turn on Route 53 Resolver DNS64 on the IPv6 subnets;
- add a
64:ff9b::/96route to the instance; - give the instance’s ENI an IPv6 address.
Jool’s default IPv4 pool is ports 61001-65535 of the instance’s address. Keep ip_local_port_range below that.
The Jool modules are built against natkit’s kernel (Jool 4.1.15).
Last updated 13 Nov 2026, 13:02 -0300.