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reply to juggie

Re: IPv6 beta

reply to TSI Gabe
Is there any chance you will extend the ipv6 beta to the cable modem side of things?

reply to TSI Gabe
Got IPv6 working on my old Cisco 837 router. Very simple configuration. I only need to add ipv6 addrs to the interfaces and enable nd. Then it just works.

reply to TSI Gabe
Is it possible to have our static IPv6 attached to an IPv6 account. Without this, it makes it difficult for me to test.

reply to addp009
The juniper patch addressed issues with using ipv6 combined with mlppp but I haven't had the chance to test them myself yet.

reply to TSI Gabe
I just enabled ppp multilink again on my end, and still having problem reaching a bunch of v6 sites, including »ipv6.he.net/statistics/ and »www.noc.maine.edu/speedtest.net/. I'm not too sure if it's something on my end like an mtu issue, or not. Everything works fine without mlppp though.

What did the Juniper patch addressed, Gabe?

reply to TSI Gabe
you guys change the ipv6 routing? seems to go to llnw.net and then die. cant reach anything on the he.net ipv6 side (like other tunnels, their irc server, etc)

4 hops max, 12 byte packets
2 2607:f2c0:1:2110::2 49.015 ms 49.164 ms 48.524 ms
3 2607:f4e8:2260::1 48.014 ms 48.853 ms 48.541 ms
4 tge5-3.fr3.yyz.ipv6.llnw.net 65.504 ms 59.229 ms 65.111 ms

then it dies

although ipv6.google.com still works.

I take it he.net is having problems or llnw.net -> he.net is having problems or something

edit: everything fixed now, but llnw is now gone from the ipv6 traceroutes

reply to zadigre
no it's not available yet under all connections.

reply to TSI Gabe
does this mean that IPv6 is now available on all connections? If yes, can I use the IPv6 settings that you gave me with my "standard" mlppp login?

reply to zadigre
Alright, maybe I'll try to dedicate a little more time on the Tomato firmware this week now that Juniper released the patch and that we installed it.

reply to TSI Gabe
will we be able to use our static IPv4 address with an IPv6 connection soon?

IPv6 was working fine on my side... but I had to go back to my "old" username/password to get my static ip address...

reply to brad
Yeah... spoke with Marc and some stuff might work but isn't tested or fully implemented.

reply to Ares45

reply to Ares45
Don't believe Juniper got that patch done yet.

reply to TSI Gabe
Any further updates to this? I seem to recall reading that a software update on the Juniper gear last week was going to enable IPv6 and MLPPP, but I may be wrong.

reply to TSI Gabe
Anyone having difficulty with IPv6?

My router doesn't seem to be pulling in an IPv6 address today.

Edit: Aaaannnnndddd... Murphy's Law, it starts working as soon as I post this.

reply to TemporalFlux
I agree it would be awesome for TekSavvy to sign up with Google so we can start getting YouTube, etc., over IPv6. If we could get that and reverse DNS as well, this IPv6 provision would be pretty much perfect as far as I'm concerned.

FYI if anyone's getting this going under OpenWRT (I'm running Kamikaze), the biggest time waster for me was forgetting to add "+ipv6" to /etc/ppp/options, which was preventing me from getting an IPv6 link on ppp0. Other than that, everything's been a peach.

reply to Not Nobody
Oops, I didn't use the version you attached to this thread, I used the one from the "official" website.

reply to TSI Gabe
I've just updated the firmware on my WRT54GL and I am unable to find the "Router IPv6 Address" field under "Basic -> Network".

reply to TSI Gabe
Now that the IPv6 DNS is up and running I am using them instead of the HE DNS server. Is it possible to get the TS IPv6 DNS servers set-up with Google so the IPv6 addresses are returned to us instead of the IPv4 addresses for youtube, gmail, google search etc...?