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I get a connection to ietf-hotel and it gives me v4 and v6 addresses, but it doesn't actually appear to forward packets anywhere - no DNS, I think, and no ping. Last night it was a bit different, it did resolve AAAAs but still no ping. The Swissotel WiFi? works OK, v4 only of course.

I was 2001:67c:1232:144:28cc:dc4c:9703:6781 and 169.254.103.129 on ietf-hotel

When using ietf-nat64 with the Pulse Secure VPN I can't access network
resources from the other side of the VPN.  This is apparently because
Pulse is not updating the system nameservers so they still point to
the IETF v6 nameservers instead of the V4-only ones inside my company,
and thus I only get the externally-visible resolution (or lack
thereof).

Attempting to resolve this by updating the nameservers in System
Preferences -> Network -> Wi-Fi -> Advanced... did not fix the
problem, even after DNS cache flush, nor did updating
/etc/resolv.conf.  This honestly kind of surprised me; I really
thought updating them in System Preferences, though annoying, would
work.

I'm using Pulse Secure version 5.2.5 (build 869) on OS X 10.12.6 (Sierra).

I use MoSH (​https://mosh.org/) to access a bunch of servers. Normally it automatically reconnects when I change networks / IP addresses (that's the whole point!), but for some reason, this doesn't work when connecting to NAT64. New sessions seems to work OK, just not session resumption.

I have not any real troubleshooting.