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[IPV6] settings.I am using a Netgear 37AV (3700v2) router. Started playing around with the IPV6 settings and don't have clue on how to set it up. My choices are. Auto detect 6to4 tunnel Pass through fixed DHCP PPPOE How should that be set up?
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tshirt Premium Member join:2004-07-11 Snohomish, WA |
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2012-Jun-6 12:44 pm
Re: [Connectivity] IPV6 settings.auto detect is usually a good place to start. Remember in some places, CC has not rooled IPv6 yet (I don't see it here )and in other they are giving only 1 IP so you won't see it without directly connecting to the modem. it may have to do with our all cisco systems or???. |
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said by Wayne99021:I am using a Netgear 37AV (3700v2) router. Started playing around with the IPV6 settings and don't have clue on how to set it up. My choices are. 6to4 tunnel How should that be set up?
Thanks. Your area doesnt have native Daul-Stack setup yet. So use the 6to4 Tunnel via Comcast: » www.comcast6.net/6to4-config.php |
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tshirt Premium Member join:2004-07-11 Snohomish, WA |
tshirt
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2012-Jun-6 1:14 pm
Any clue when cisco based CRAN's will see native IPv6? |
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Thank you both. I set it to Auto detect and it comes up as the connection type 6to4 tunnel. It does show a IPV6 ip on both Wan and Lan so will leave it there for now. |
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EGThe wings of love Premium Member join:2006-11-18 Union, NJ |
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2012-Jun-6 1:20 pm
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CRAN's or CMTS's ? |
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tshirt Premium Member join:2004-07-11 Snohomish, WA |
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2012-Jun-6 1:22 pm
In this case we can't seperate the two, our CRAN is an all cisco CMTS region. |
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said by tshirt:Any clue when cisco based CRAN's will see native IPv6? Here's a quote by jlivingood from another thread. said by jlivingood:said by Chris 313:Since the launch is happening in a few days, do you have a listing of Comcast areas/states that are IPv6 ready? I would like to know just out of curiosity We are working on that as either a map or lookup tool. Don't have it finished yet though. Think of it this way though - if you are on an Arris CMTS you will be IPv6 enabled (with the right modem obviously) within maybe 90 days or so. Cisco will be after that - but they are not yet ready (we're working like heck to change that). |
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tshirt Premium Member join:2004-07-11 Snohomish, WA |
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2012-Jun-6 1:27 pm
Thank-you for that, it's good to see a hint of a timeline. |
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EGThe wings of love Premium Member join:2006-11-18 Union, NJ |
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2012-Jun-6 1:31 pm
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said by tshirt:In this case we can't seperate the two, our CRAN is an all cisco CMTS region. Huh ? I thought that the CRAN's were their regional access routing interfaces in the wider geographical areas and not the CMTS interfaces at the local headend facilities ???? |
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tshirt Premium Member join:2004-07-11 Snohomish, WA |
tshirt
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2012-Jun-6 1:51 pm
maybe I'm misusing the term, but if you look at the known extents of the Beverton, OR- CMTS it at least 300 by 500? miles.... I'd consider that a Regional area Network Since NetDog seems to have intimate knowledge of our area, perhaps he can clarify our actual size and configuration. |
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NetDog Premium Member join:2002-03-04 Hollywood, FL |
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EG is correct here, in this case the issue is not the CRAN. The issue is with the CMTS that is in the area. More info in John Brzozowski's Blog post: » blog.comcast.com/2012/06 ··· nch.html"We then expect to progress to the Cisco CMTS platform." |
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tshirt Premium Member join:2004-07-11 Snohomish, WA |
tshirt
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2012-Jun-6 2:17 pm
Ok thank you for clarifing, I mistakenly thought the CMTS and CRAN was more intgrated then that. |
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