Enable dual stack IPv6

[barnabasbusa]

Describe the feature

Currently dual stack setups are not supported:

"node",
"--datadir=/data",
"--log.file.directory=/data/logs",
"--port=30303",
"--http",
...
"--nat=extip:147.182.168.104",
"--nat=extip:2604:a880:400:d0::2445:a001"                

It would be great if reth could advertise v4 and v6 addresses at the same time.

error: the argument '--nat <NAT>' cannot be used multiple times

Usage: reth node [OPTIONS]

For more information, try '--help'.

Additional context

No response

[int88]

@mattsse I'd like to take it

[onbjerg]

Can you expand a bit on how you intend to solve it? And are there any unknowns for you/things you need clarified?

[int88]

It seems like a cumbersome job.

I should find all the places that IPv4 address is used, most of them are in net pkg I guess, including inbound and outbound direction, and add IPv6 support in all these places.

Maybe I should make a todo list after I browse the relevant code.

@onbjerg WDYT?

[int88]

I found most of the code in reth use IpAddr which support IPV4 & IPV6 by default.

Only DiscoveryArgs.addr and NetworkArgs.addr explicitly use Ipv4Addr.

Also most of the test cases only use IPV4 addresses to initialize.

After all above things are adapted, doc and command flag description should be updated as well.

@onbjerg @mattsse WDYT?

[onbjerg]

@int88 sorry for the delayed response,

I think what OP wants is not just ipv6 support like that, it's also the ability to specify --nat multiple times, once with an ipv4 addr and once with an ipv6 addr for example. currently we only accept 1 nat flag

[int88]

@onbjerg Yes, I found it as well, but seems geth also don't support multiple --nat?

[onbjerg]

Unfamiliar with how extip is supposed to work in the ENR, I don't know if we can advertise an ipv4 and an ipv6 address at the same time, cc @mattsse

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