Tunneling over IPv4 network

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Published on 2011-03-02T13:06:34Z Indexed on 2011/03/02 15:26 UTC
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Hi,

Most of the articles I have read about Tunneling. It describes that the tunneling supports for communication between 2 IPv6 networks over (crossing) an Ipv4 network. For example:

     TUNNEL A (IPv6) ==> INTERNET NETWORK (IPv4) => TUNNEL B (IPv6)

Would it be doable for:

     TUNNEL A (IPv4) ==> INTERNET NETWORK (IPv6) => TUNNEL B (IPv4)

Please give me an answer with elaborate explanation.

Thanks in advance.

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