12 Jun
2011
12 Jun
'11
12:08 a.m.
Hello,
On Sat, Jun 11, 2011 at 04:59:31PM -0700, Graham Freeman wrote:
I haven't set up a general-purpose Linux server as an IPv6 router, but I have set up
the following networking gear with IPv6:
Vyatta (community edition)
pfSense
m0n0wall
Meraki Enterprise access points
In some cases, I set up IPv6 tunneling via HE.net's Tunnelbroker or SixXS. This
works reasonably well, although it gets tricky if you have an endpoint with a dynamic IP
address. I've found HE.net's Tunnelbroker to be MUCH easier to work with than
SixXS.
I have also found HE PoPs to me a lot more reliable than SixXS ones,
especially the US PoPs where SixXS has fewer options.
Reporting an issue to SixXS can lead to a pile-on of people telling
you to "get a clue" and justifying that response with the fact that
SixXS is a free service. HE is also currently a free service and
doesn't seem to come with that sort of baggage.
Cheers,
Andy
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