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Re: IPv6 betasaid by 34764170:said by warren2:Can Teksavvy please start attaching the IPv6 subnets to our existing IPv4 static accounts? If you're interested in this send PMs to TSI Marc every 2 weeks reminding him how many people are interested in this. He keeps asking me to do so but if more people make him aware of the fact that we've been asking for this for over a year now it might help to get some real progress and I'm serious about this. He doesn't seem to read the v6 related threads (if he has time to even read DSLR much at all) and when I first brought it up he didn't seem to be aware of people wanting further progress in this area. In the meantime, it's possible to run a static ipv4 and an ipv6 login simultaneously. It may not be possible, however, on some standalone router/wireless devices. There are instructions in this thread for doing it in debian flavoured linux, and I think someone did something similar with one of the BSD variants. |
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said by warren2:Can Teksavvy please start attaching the IPv6 subnets to our existing IPv4 static accounts? If you're interested in this send PMs to TSI Marc every 2 weeks reminding him how many people are interested in this. He keeps asking me to do so but if more people make him aware of the fact that we've been asking for this for over a year now it might help to get some real progress and I'm serious about this. He doesn't seem to read the v6 related threads (if he has time to even read DSLR much at all) and when I first brought it up he didn't seem to be aware of people wanting further progress in this area. |
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said by ipnitely :says: "No major Canadian ISP has publicly said it will take part in the [June, 2011 global IPv6] test."
Any chance TSI will? Hint hint!
(And sorry if it's been discussed in this thread - not my bailiwick and just tangentially interested.) Well TSI isn't a major ISP. Anyway, they were doing good with the initial beta testing and then dropped the ball from there. |
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Can't comment about the account anymore but I can connect via IPv6 just fine. |
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Is it just me, or is anyone else able to access » www.teksavvy.com website using their ipv6 account? I can ping the website, but I can not load it using my web browser ping6 www.teksavvy.com PING www.teksavvy.com(2607:f2c0:4:3905::2) 56 data bytes 64 bytes from 2607:f2c0:4:3905::2: icmp_seq=0 ttl=122 time=31.8 ms 64 bytes from 2607:f2c0:4:3905::2: icmp_seq=1 ttl=122 time=31.6 ms 64 bytes from 2607:f2c0:4:3905::2: icmp_seq=2 ttl=122 time=30.3 ms 64 bytes from 2607:f2c0:4:3905::2: icmp_seq=3 ttl=122 time=30.7 ms
--- www.teksavvy.com ping statistics --- 4 packets transmitted, 4 received, 0% packet loss, time 2999ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 30.397/31.172/31.864/0.647 ms, pipe 2 |
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Can Teksavvy please start attaching the IPv6 subnets to our existing IPv4 static accounts? I would love to test, however, I require the use of my IPv4 subnet at the same time. Please? |
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Canadian ISPs face looming glitches because of address shortage » www.theglobeandmail.com/ ··· 1923299/says: "No major Canadian ISP has publicly said it will take part in the [June, 2011 global IPv6] test." Any chance TSI will? Hint hint! (And sorry if it's been discussed in this thread - not my bailiwick and just tangentially interested.) |
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Just followed Kujo_'s steps and I can now access IPv6 sites. However, I only score 9/10 on the test at » test-ipv6.com/. It says "No IPv6 address detected" Anyone know how to fix this? |
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Hi Kujo, Success. This time there was "UP BROADCAST RUNNING MULTITASK" text in the br0 area that wasn't there before. I went ahead and just added the 1/64 and the route (and the WANUP script). test-ipv6.com results in 10/10 for IPv6 connectivity on my Windows 7 machine. Now I'll research and figure out why my Win XP over wireless isn't picking anything up IPv6 related. Thank you very much |
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Dalkeith, I'm surprised that didn't work. I was having problems getting IPv6 running as well, and those steps finally worked for me. I know anytime the router is rebooted, you have to redo the steps. Adding your Ipv6 info below into the WAN Up script section under Administration/Scripts in the router config might help avoid having to do it manually (though you may still have do it). ip -6 addr del 2607:f2c0:blah:1a8::1/0 dev br0 ip -6 addr add 2607:f2c0:blah:1a8::1/64 dev br0 ip -6 route del 2000::/3 dev ppp0 ip -6 route add 2000::/3 dev ppp I'm not sure what else to tell you. Are you using the second version of the Ipv6 tomato firmware found at the bottom of the first page of this thread (date of bin the file is 26/02/10)? Use the following sites to test Ipv6. » test-ipv6.com/» ipv6-test.com/ |
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Hi Kujo,
Thanks for the reply, unfortunately no go. I tried with both my /56 /64 addresses and adding both respectively in the Tomato field. Once done, I tried doing a tracert from the router to ipv6.google.com but only get "*" (not sure if this is good or not). Can ping directly to ipv6.google.com from the router which has always worked (also not certain this reveals anything). On my Win 7 machine I seem to get an ipv6 , but going to ipv6 test sites via google results in a timeout, or no ipv6 assigned. I also tried rebooting the router but by doing this the settings via ifconfig in br0 revert back from 1/64 to 1/10.
Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:
Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : IPv6 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 2607:f2c0:XXXX:ab00:fc9a:f951:b47b:9c5f Temporary IPv6 Address. . . . . . : 2607:f2c0:XXXX:ab00:b8b1:d435:4fe5:4243 Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . : fe80::fc9a:XXXX:b47b:9c5f%11 IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.2.127 Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . : fe80::6a7f:XXXX:fe09:d424%11 192.168.2.1 |
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said by Dalkeith:I've read through the posts, but I'm unable to pull a IPv6 IP. I have attempted using the script on page 9, tried using static DNS, blanking out router IP address (but doesn't let me), so no go. I am using a WRT54GL router with the modded tomato-mlppp-1.27-mp3alpha7 firmware. When I enter the /64 address and choose /64 as the netmask it reverts to 54 after saving. I am logging in with my hsiservice.net credentials. Someone able to point me in the right direction? Download Putty. » www.chiark.greenend.org. ··· oad.htmlUse it to login via SSH to your router via it's IP address (Make sure SSH access is enabled in the router). Login as "root". Type "ifconfig". Next to br0, you should notice "2607:f2c0:XXX:1ba::1/0". Type "ip -6 addr del 2607:f2c0:XXX:1ba::1/0 dev br0" to remove it. Then do the following, line by line. "ip -6 addr add 2607:f2c0:XXX:1ba::1/64 dev br0" "ip -6 route add 2000::/3 dev ppp0". Run ifconfig again. "2607:f2c0:XXX:1ba::1/64" should now be listed in the br0 section. Retest ipv6 connectivity. |
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I've read through the posts, but I'm unable to pull a IPv6 IP. I have attempted using the script on page 9, tried using static DNS, blanking out router IP address (but doesn't let me), so no go. I am using a WRT54GL router with the modded tomato-mlppp-1.27-mp3alpha7 firmware. When I enter the /64 address and choose /64 as the netmask it reverts to 54 after saving. I am logging in with my hsiservice.net credentials. Someone able to point me in the right direction? |
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said by lpaseen:Yes, I vote for move out of beta, maybe the double account wouldn't be needed then (I have static IPs & ipv6 = headache to configure) Yes, that would be the case. |
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said by 34764170:said by lpaseen:* Any chance that 2607:f2c0::1 & 2607:f2c0::2 will resolve google AAAA according to »www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/ like 2001:470:20::2 (HE) does?, doesn't look like that's the case now. It could be possible but TSI needs to get rolling and move this out of beta phase first. Yes, I vote for move out of beta, maybe the double account wouldn't be needed then (I have static IPs & ipv6 = headache to configure) Until then I'm using HE for dns (both hosting my AAAA records and do lookups) |
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Can't get it to work Here's a screenshot
System picks an address but IPv6 test fails
Problem is, I'm not sure whether the Default Gateway field should fill by itself.
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said by lpaseen:* Any chance that 2607:f2c0::1 & 2607:f2c0::2 will resolve google AAAA according to »www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/ like 2001:470:20::2 (HE) does?, doesn't look like that's the case now. It could be possible but TSI needs to get rolling and move this out of beta phase first. |
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said by Westacular:Ahh, sure. Those should give you 10/10 consistently. (Assuming there isn't any other issue) With the above mentioned changes to my DNS settings I am now consistently getting 10/10 results on all of my PC's (1 Vista and 2 Seven) connected to my DIR-655 rev. B1. |
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said by shwatkin:After a retest I was still scoring 9/10 so I set my IPv4 DNS servers on the router to 206.248.154.170 & 74.82.42.42. Now its 10/10 again. Ahh, sure. Those should give you 10/10 consistently. (Assuming there isn't any other issue) said by lpaseen:Any chance that 2607:f2c0::1 & 2607:f2c0::2 will resolve google AAAA according to »www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/ like 2001:470:20::2 (HE) does?, doesn't look like that's the case now. They will on June 8th . With any luck, the results from that will be positive enough that major sites will just leave IPv6 enabled rather than resorting to whitelists. I don't think TekSavvy supports delegating IPv6 PTR queries yet. |
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This weekend I moved over my ipv6 to teksavvy and it seems to work ok. Outstanding things are DNS issues: * Any chance that 2607:f2c0::1 & 2607:f2c0::2 will resolve google AAAA according to » www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/ like 2001:470:20::2 (HE) does?, doesn't look like that's the case now. * My /56 segment, how do I get the reverse ip (PTR) queries sent to my dns server? /ps |
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Actually I was thinking about that this morning and I switched the router DNS settings from OpenDNS to TekSavvy's own DNS servers and my score changed from 9/10 to 10/10. It appears that the OpenDNS servers don't respond to IPv6 calls. So there you have it, you can't use the OpenDNS service with IPv6 or at least not yet.
EDIT: After a retest I was still scoring 9/10 so I set my IPv4 DNS servers on the router to 206.248.154.170 & 74.82.42.42. Now its 10/10 again. We'll see how it goes. |
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said by shwatkin:Using the above settings I scored 10/10 and 9/10. Good luck. ... which test failed, and what OS / browser were you using? Usually anyone with working native IPv6 scores 10/10 for both. |
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A quick walk through for anyone with a D-Link DIR-655 rev. B1. First off, upgrade your firmware to version 2.01. Then use these settings under Advanced/IPV6 My IPv6 Connection is: PPPoE PPPoE Session: Share with IPv4 Address Mode: Static Mode IP Address: 2607:f2c0:blah:4200::1 (your assigned /56 address) Use the following DNS address: checked Primary DNS Address: 2607:f2c0::1 Secondary DNS Address: 2607:f2c0::2 Enable DHCP-PD: unchecked LAN IPv6 Address: 2607:f2c0:blah:1::1 (your assigned /64 address) Enable automatic IPv6 address assignment: checked Autoconfiguration Type: Stateless IPv6 Address Lifetime: 1440 Takes a few minutes to come up but once it does you can test your connection at » test-ipv6.com/Using the above settings I scored 10/10 and 9/10. Good luck. |
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For anyone with a Netgear WNDR3700 router there is newer firmware (1.0.7.98) with IPv6 support... anyone want to try this with TSI's current setup? » kb.netgear.com/app/answe ··· id/18632 |
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said by SStreak:I was wondering where I post to sign up for the ipv6 beta. I should meantion I have a sizable home network of 10 or so machines. In the direct forum. Also the number of systems is irrelevant for this and there are more than enough people testing with just as many and a whole lot more. |
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I was wondering where I post to sign up for the ipv6 beta. I should meantion I have a sizable home network of 10 or so machines. |
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Just so those that are using Pfsense 2.0 beta etc know this IPV6 setup now works with GUI etc even. Still working on a couple details and to start fresh to make sure I can repeat these steps.
Edit: Fresh Install and working great. Nice having a GUI to setup the port forwards etc. |
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Not yet, but you can work around that with an extra PPPoE tunnel that uses your static-IP account.
- First, add a line to pppd's pap-secrets with your @hsiservice.net account info.
- Modify your IPv6 ppp peer file to prevent it from acquiring an IPv4 address. You can do this by remove "defaultroute".
- Connect both ppp sessions! I don't think the order matters, but I start with the IPv4 one.
On Tomato, things are a bit more fragile because of its rigid environment. Modifying files will not do! You will have to configure scripts to run when the WAN connects. Scripts can be modified from the "Administration" sub-menu. Something like: echo \"USERNAME@hsiservice.net\" \* \"PASSWORD\" \* >> /etc/ppp/pap-secrets cat > /etc/ppp/peers/spppoe EOF user 'USERNAME@hsiservice.net' hide-password nobsdcomp nodeflate lock noauth plugin rp-pppoe.so br1 mtu 1492 mru 1492 noip usepeerdns lcp-echo-interval 5 lcp-echo-failure 12 maxfail 1 nodetach holdoff '30' EOF redial spppoe & ===== You would configure the tomato UI to connect with your static IPv4 account, then have it run that script when it connects. The peer file (in my example "spppoe") must start with an 's', which is a Tomato/MLPPP-specific hack to allow multiple PPPoE tunnels on the same interface. |
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Hm, does that means it is possible of taking an 8MB flash somehow? Or just that it should be able to, but they're restricting? |
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said by tprince:Is it possible to have our static IPv4 attached to an IPv6 account. I have prodded about this a number of times. TSI is slacking off. |
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