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s-f-r-j
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 5:11 Post subject:
Dear mr. <Kong>, By any chance we could get 6rd implemented in your future builds? mr. JAMESMTL has been providing me, and others working 6rd scripts for different providers, so, clearly this can work, and is possible. If troubleshooting\testing is required from users, i am sure many of us would be interested in this. Thank you for understanding and your time. s-f-r-j

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rolfl
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 13:56 Post subject:

NiTrus wrote:

wow..what are you paying for that service? ive only ever got 28M..

Hi NiTrus,

Uverse GigaPower ~ $70/month for 300/300Mbps with promise of free upgrade to 1Gbps sometime this year.

-rolf

MrDoh
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Posted: Mon Jul 28, 2014 18:25 Post subject:

JAMESMTL wrote:

Doh,

The ipv6 mods issues you were experiencing have been addressed and right now dhcp-pd is very straight forward for basic service on br0. Even basic firewall is setup automatically.

No need for attached USB drive, external scripts or to setup opkg.

Nitrus is working without issue and I have done a ton of reboots in a closed environment and the prefix was picked up from the server every time without fail.

I suspect in the not too distant future you will also have support for the full comcast /60 with ipv6 service on guest networks as well.

Enjoy, I know you have been waiting a long time for this

Good to hear, thanks!

I'm in Ireland for vacation at the moment. Can't wait to try it when I get back home.

Ireland is a really cool place, by the way. Very green after all the drought in California. My drought-tolerant lawn is just plain dead at this point *smile*, but very drought-tolerant.

androme
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 17:40 Post subject:

s-f-r-j wrote:

Dear mr. <Kong>,

By any chance we could get 6rd implemented in your future builds?

mr. JAMESMTL has been providing me, and others working 6rd scripts for different providers, so, clearly this can work, and is possible.

If troubleshooting\testing is required from users, i am sure many of us would be interested in this.

Thank you for understanding and your time.

s-f-r-j

i'm on 6rd too, from free.fr in France, i would sign to be tester too Very Happy

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JAMESMTL
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 18:24 Post subject:

androme wrote:

s-f-r-j wrote:

i'm on 6rd too, from free.fr in France, i would sign to be tester too Very Happy

Are you aware of your ipv6 6rd details? Dhcp option 212 or do you have the information need for the tunnel?

s-f-r-j
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 18:44 Post subject:
This is all that was given to me from my ISP: Type: 6rd Ipv6 Prefix: 2600:16f0:: IPv6 Prefix Length: 28 IPv4 Border Router: 64.140.112.5 IPv4 Router Mask Length: 0 MTU 1480 IPv6 DNS Server 1: 2600:1621:1::c:1 IPv6 DNS Server 2: 2600:1621:1::c:2 IPv6 DNS Server 3: 2600:1621:1::c:3 Enable Router Advertisement: Enable Not sure if this is what you meant? Thanks

JAMESMTL
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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2014 18:58 Post subject:

s-f-r-j wrote:

This is all that was given to me from my ISP:

Type: 6rd
Ipv6 Prefix: 2600:16f0::
IPv6 Prefix Length: 28
IPv4 Border Router: 64.140.112.5
IPv4 Router Mask Length: 0
MTU 1480
IPv6 DNS Server 1: 2600:1621:1::c:1
IPv6 DNS Server 2: 2600:1621:1::c:2
IPv6 DNS Server 3: 2600:1621:1::c:3
Enable Router Advertisement: Enable

Not sure if this is what you meant?

No sorry I meant androme. Does he have any info about his 6 rd

Thanks

rolfl
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 1:49 Post subject:
Big Thanks to JAMESMTL !!! With his help I now have ipv6 working with Uverse GigaPower using dhcpv6-pd AT&T NVG589 router has: IPV6 enabled, firewall disabled, and configured for IP4-passthrough. The key was get ipv6 with NVG providing IPV6 working was to set br0 MTU radvd.conf to match the MTU advertised on vlan2 as shown by radvdump. AdvLinkMTU 1472

s-f-r-j
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 2:00 Post subject:
Good stuff ! I can thank JAMESMTL publicly as well, as, without him, i wouldn't have working 6rd with my ISP. Hopefully, Kong will consider implementing all this to his builds.

NiTrus
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 2:04 Post subject:

rolfl wrote:

Big Thanks to JAMESMTL !!!

With his help I now have ipv6 working with Uverse GigaPower using dhcpv6-pd Very Happy

AT&T NVG589 router has: IPV6 enabled, firewall disabled, and configured for IP4-passthrough.

The key was get ipv6 with NVG providing IPV6 working was to set br0 MTU radvd.conf to match the MTU advertised on vlan2 as shown by radvdump.

AdvLinkMTU 1472

dang, u 10x me..wish i had Uverse here..i pay $65 for 25/5 service..i so miss dialup Smile

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s-f-r-j
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 2:19 Post subject:
I wouldn't mind that connection as well I am thinking of upgrading to 150\15 or 250\20, but, its around $115-130 here in Ontario, CA.

<Kong>
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 20:17 Post subject:

New build in directory trunk is up.
Reordered firewall rules, so ipv6 rules come before custom rules.

It now autogenerates radvd.conf, not all options are yet included like field for custom mtu.
But might already work for some setups.

Fields for custom dhcp6c and radvd are there. Next step is to add dhcp6s and then start adding 6rd,6to etc.
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s-f-r-j
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 20:19 Post subject:
Good news! Thanks sir

NiTrus
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 21:08 Post subject:

<Kong> wrote:

just tested, dhcp6-pd works first time with no editing..
- ssh is broken locally & remotely..firewall issue maybee??

telnet works..whew..
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<Kong>
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Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2014 22:17 Post subject:

NiTrus wrote:

<Kong> wrote:

just tested, dhcp6-pd works first time with no editing...recognized all 3 interfaces, didnt have to say prefix /60..beautiful!!
- ssh is broken locally & remotely..firewall issue maybee??

telnet works..whew..

You are right, I need to clean and recompile, as dropbear was updated and I didn't really test anything besides flashing:-)

Anyways, it is nice that ipv6 is getting better, it kind of difficult for me to implement this, since I'm still on ipv4 at home and thus have no way to test anything myself:-)
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