Access IPv6 websites via gogoCLIENT

IPv4 is no longer sufficient, so IPv6 came into being, and blocked websites such as Facebook, Google, and Twitter also use long IP addresses.
For these websites, if your broadband (such as the education network) supports IPv6, you can access them directly; if your broadband, like mine, does not support IPv6, you can also access them, but you need to use third-party tools.
This article will introduce how to access blocked websites with IPv6 addresses through the third-party tool gogoCLIENT. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Register a gogo6 account

On the gogoCLIENT page, click the Sign Up button to create a gogo6 account using an email address or Facebook, Google, Twitter, etc.

2. Download and install gogoCLIENT

After successful registration, log in and open the gogoCLIENT page mentioned above again, and select the appropriate version to download.
Currently, gogoCLIENT provides 32-bit and 64-bit Windows versions, and each version is divided into a basic version (Basic Version) and a home version (Home Access Version). The latter has an additional home LAN function compared to the former.
In addition, gogoCLIENT also provides a basic version for Linux/Unix/MacOS/BSD systems, but it is in source code format and needs to be installed using the MAKE command. Interested students can refer to its PDF Guide. The following only introduces how to circumvent the firewall through gogoCLIENT on Windows system.

3. Connect to gogoClient

After GogoClient is successfully installed, run it and click the "Connect" button to start the connection. If the connection is successful, you can access blocked websites that support IPv6 through any of the following methods.
3.1 Suffix method

Add the following suffix to the URL of any website that supports IPv6:

.sixxs.org

For example, to access Twitter, you can simply use the following link:

http://twitter.com.sixxs.org

3.2 Automatic Agent Method

It turns out that in the browser's network settings, just check "Automatic proxy configuration" and enter the following link:

http://gfw-proxy.co.cc/proxy.pac

But the above link is no longer valid, and as far as I know, there is currently no other automatic proxy alternative.
3.3 Hosts Method

As mentioned before, you can circumvent the firewall by adding the IPv4 address of the blocked website in the hosts file. Now after installing gogoCLIENT, you can also circumvent the firewall by adding the IPv6 address of the blocked website in the hosts file.
The specific method is to first find and open the hosts file through the following path:

C:WINDOWSsystem32driversetc

Next, open this Google document and copy the IPv6 addresses and corresponding domain names of any blocked websites such as Google, YouTube, Twitter, etc., then paste them into the hosts file and save it.
For blocked websites not listed in this Google document, you can also add them to the hosts file if they have IPv6 addresses.
via: http://jingpin.org/gogoclient/