Since Apple asked the app to adapt to IPV6, everyone is worried about the IPV6 test environment. At present, it is relatively less involved in IPV6.
What we have to do is actually use the Mac to make a hot spot, then connect the Wi-Fi with the iPhone. It sounds very easy. I believe everyone is doing this in the company.
The difference is that this time we generated a local IPv6 DNS64/NAT64 network, this feature is new to OS X 10.11.
Building an IPv6 test environment on a local MacTo test whether your app is working properly in an IPv6 environment, all you need is a Mac computer that uses a non-Wi-Fi Internet connection. Simply put, you need to plug in the network cable. Building an IPv6 test environment is a matter of making a hot spot with the Mac, and then connecting the Wi-Fi with the iPhone, it sounds easy, let's follow my pace.
Let me tell you about the use of a non-WiFi Internet Mac computer to build an IPV6 test environment.
Open [System Preferences] and open [Share].
After opening [Share], check the [Internet Sharing] option and see if there is an option to [Create NAT64 Network].
If there is no [Create NAT64 Network].
We need to hold down the "OpTIon" button while selecting [Internet Sharing]. Just come out [Create NAT64 Network] option.
Select "Ethernet" in the connection list of the following sources, and share the "Wi-Fi" with the following port to the computer.
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