While we had a (planned) power down here for four hours, I changed my LAN settings, so that no longer would my WinXP box act as a router, but rather my DOVADO box. I didn't feel quite comfortable with having a WinXP box connected directly to the internet, if you get my drift.

Well, it turns out that it is my DOVADO box that doesn't support IPv6 rather
than the 3G dongle, that I used while my ADSL was down, that I suspected.

And now, with fibre lurking just around the corner I don't think that I'll make any more changes to my LAN, so for the time being 2:203/0 is once again IPv6 down. Feel free to update our list accordingly, Michiel.



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Hello Bj%rn!

04 Apr 2018 18:01, Bj%rn Felten wrote to All:

While we had a (planned) power down here for four hours, I changed my
LAN settings, so that no longer would my WinXP box act as a router,
but rather my DOVADO box. I didn't feel quite comfortable with having
a WinXP box connected directly to the internet, if you get my drift.

so its time to kill it ? :=)

Well, it turns out that it is my DOVADO box that doesn't support
IPv6 rather than the 3G dongle, that I used while my ADSL was down,
that I suspected.

And now, with fibre lurking just around the corner I don't think
that I'll make any more changes to my LAN, so for the time being
2:203/0 is once again IPv6 down. Feel free to update our list accordingly, Michiel.

if you can live with non standard port at themultixpoint.junc.eu i can add ipv6
to your static ipv4, so it works same way as i do here, netmail me if you like to have it, my xinetd sleeps anyway, but i dont :=)


Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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if you can live with non standard port at themultixpoint.junc.eu i can
add ipv6 to your static ipv4, so it works same way as i do here, netmail me if you like to have it, my xinetd sleeps anyway, but i dont :=)

As I said, it's my router (DOVADO) that doesn't pass IPv6 through, so that will not help much. But thanks anyway.

PING eljaco.se(bfelten-1-pt.tunnel.tserv24.sto1.ipv6.he.net) 56 data bytes

--- eljaco.se ping statistics ---
5 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100% packet loss, time 4031ms

Host not found!


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Hello Bjorn,

On Wednesday April 04 2018 18:01, you wrote to All:

While we had a (planned) power down here for four hours, I changed my
LAN settings, so that no longer would my WinXP box act as a router,
but rather my DOVADO box. I didn't feel quite comfortable with having
a WinXP box connected directly to the internet, if you get my drift.

I get your drift and it makes me wonder why you used XP as a router all these years...

Well, it turns out that it is my DOVADO box that doesn't support
IPv6 rather than the 3G dongle, that I used while my ADSL was down,
that I suspected.

It is now eight years ago that I decided I would not buy new network stuff that
is IPv4 only...

And now, with fibre lurking just around the corner I don't think
that I'll make any more changes to my LAN, so for the time being
2:203/0 is once again IPv6 down. Feel free to update our list
accordingly, Michiel.

Done.

Have the fiber boys mentioned a date?


Cheers, Michiel

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