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Re: IPv6 beta I would be interested in testing this out also
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said by TSI Gabe:We now have an IPv6 block routed to vancouver but the problem is that we need to upgrade the OS on one of the routers to properly support IPv6 over ppp. (requires downtime). No ETA for that yet. Any ETA on an ETA?  |
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 TSI GabePremium,VIP
join:2007-01-03
Chatham, ON
kudos:2 | we are still waiting on patches from Juniper. They should be released soon but doesn't necessarily mean that we will be able to upgrade right away. |
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dtsang
join:2003-08-16
Toronto, ON Reviews:
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Screen under System Preferences |
Running Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
Any help would be appreciated! |
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 HiVoltPremium
join:2000-12-28
Toronto, ON
kudos:17 | Im having the same problem under OS X, the login connects but the IP displays nothing, and I cannot surf any websites at all.
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I'm no expert yet so forgive the uninformed question.
Will your beta ipv6 test work with a dd-wrt router as long as it's one of the ipv6 enabled dd-wrt versions?
Or are you currently only working with your own custom tomato firmware for that one router? |
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brad
join:2007-09-06
Etobicoke, ON | said by Kevinck:Will your beta ipv6 test work with a dd-wrt router as long as it's one of the ipv6 enabled dd-wrt versions? Or are you currently only working with your own custom tomato firmware for that one router? The particular router does not matter. Just as long as it supports IPv6 and IPv6CP with its PPP implementation. |
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Guru
join:2008-10-01
kudos:2 Reviews:
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I'm running 2link on IPV6 using this Tomato firmware. Everything is running fine except the torrents. My connection is not throttled but my torrents are only downloading with 1 link. The reason I can tell it's using 1 link only is because when I download torrents I usually download at 1.3mb/s but with this firmware on IPV6 the max its downloading is at 550kb/s. Torrents I download are seeded fully. Is anyone facing this problem? or can someone check?? |
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brad
join:2007-09-06
Etobicoke, ON | said by Guru:I'm running 2link on IPV6 using this Tomato firmware. Everything is running fine except the torrents. My connection is not throttled but my torrents are only downloading with 1 link. The reason I can tell it's using 1 link only is because when I download torrents I usually download at 1.3mb/s but with this firmware on IPV6 the max its downloading is at 550kb/s. Torrents I download are seeded fully. Is anyone facing this problem? or can someone check?? It was mentioned in another thread that there is an issue with IPv6 and MLPPP on Juniper gear not working together properly. My guess is the issue you're experiencing is probably relate to the issue mentioned. If that is the case it should be fixed by an upcoming OS update from Juniper. |
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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...? |
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I've just updated the firmware on my WRT54GL and I am unable to find the "Router IPv6 Address" field under "Basic -> Network". |
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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. |
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 DavidTShe turned me into a newt
join:2006-09-01
Oakville, ON
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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.  |
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Ares45Premium
join:2007-11-14
Toronto, ON | 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. |
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 JGROCKYPremium,VIP
join:2005-05-19
Chatham, ON | Don't believe Juniper got that patch done yet. |
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brad
join:2007-09-06
Etobicoke, ON | reply to Ares45
said by Ares45: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. Marc said MLPPP should be working with the IPv6 realm and I'm now able to establish an MLPPP session ever since the JunOS image was updated. |
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JGROCKYPremium,VIP
join:2005-05-19
Chatham, ON | Yeah... spoke with Marc and some stuff might work but isn't tested or fully implemented. |
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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... |
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