Mind sharing your tunneling recipe? I had a tunnel set up using an aiccu
client to sixxs.net for a while, but it was very unreliable. At the time I
don't think there was a public aiccu server component available (and this
was before bitfolk had IPv6 connectivity). Perhaps tunneling is easier now?
--scott
On May 16, 2013 7:04 AM, "Keith Williams" <keithwilliamsnp@???> wrote:
> I have just spent the last few days investigating tunneling ipv6 from my
> vps to my wheezy box at home and so giving my home mini-network ipv6
> access. On the way I have learnt a lot about routing etc. It is now working
> nicely, but what has amazed me is how small the ipv6 take up seems to be.
> Once I had established that I could ping6 fairly local addresses, I tried
> pinging further afield and when some of those failed, I tried dig aaaa on
> them and found that there were no aaaa records. We are talking big names
> here - amazon.co.uk etc. Interestingly, my isp doesn't provide ipv6
> connectivity to customers, but I can ping6 them!
>
> Keith
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