• IPV6 & PFSense

    From Stephen Walsh@3:633/280 to All on Tue Nov 25 22:02:29 2014
    Hello everybody.

    Does anyone in the echo have experiance with IPV6 and PFsense? (Using 2.2 Beta from Nov 20, as 2.1.5
    crashes with my hardware).

    I have a semi working tunnel to he.net have assigned ip's etc. Can make outgoing FTN/WEB connections.
    Doing a port scan works to the 2001:470:24:e::10 binkp port says it's open and mbse's log shows the
    scan.

    But Scott z3c cant make connections via ipv6 to my system and mine cant to his.

    I can connect via ipv6 to my other links (Wilfred van Velzen/Nicholas Boel).

    pings/traceroutes are also not working. (prob not a bad thing).




    Stephen

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  • From Michiel van der Vlist@2:280/5555 to Stephen Walsh on Tue Nov 25 12:23:58 2014
    Hello Stephen,

    On Tuesday November 25 2014 22:02, you wrote to All:

    I have a semi working tunnel to he.net have assigned ip's etc. Can
    make outgoing FTN/WEB connections. Doing a port scan works to the 2001:470:24:e::10 binkp port says it's open and mbse's log shows
    the scan.

    I can connect to your system:

    + 12:23 [1860] call to 3:633/280@fidonet
    12:23 [1860] trying 2001:470:24:e::10 [2001:470:24:e::10]...
    12:23 [1860] connected
    + 12:23 [1860] outgoing session with 2001:470:24:e::10
    - 12:23 [1860] OPT CRAM-MD5-1b6a3ac1c9600af6d5805308480b994a
    + 12:23 [1860] Remote requests MD mode
    - 12:23 [1860] SYS Dragon's Claw
    - 12:23 [1860] ZYZ Stephen Walsh
    - 12:23 [1860] LOC Ballarat, Vic. Australia
    - 12:23 [1860] NDL ICM,XX,IBN
    - 12:23 [1860] TIME Tue, 25 Nov 2014 22:23:10 +1100
    - 12:23 [1860] VER mbcico/1.0.01/GNU/Linux-i386 binkp/1.1
    - 12:23 [1860] PHN bbs.vk3heg.net
    + 12:23 [1860] addr: 3:633/280@fidonet
    + 12:23 [1860] addr: 3:633/0@fidonet
    + 12:23 [1860] addr: 39:901/280@amiganet (n/a or busy)
    + 12:23 [1860] addr: 39:901/0@amiganet (n/a or busy)
    + 12:23 [1860] addr: 46:3/101@agoranet (n/a or busy)
    - 12:23 [1860] OPT EXTCMD GZ BZ2 PLZ
    + 12:23 [1860] Remote supports EXTCMD mode
    - 12:23 [1860] TRF 0 0
    + 12:23 [1860] Remote has 0b of mail and 0b of files for us
    + 12:23 [1860] done (to 3:633/280@fidonet, OK, S/R: 0/0 (0/0 bytes))
    12:23 [1860] session closed, quitting...
    12:23 [1680] the queue is empty, quitting...


    Can you connect mine?


    Cheers, Michiel

    --- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20130111
    * Origin: 2001:470:1f15:1117::1 (2:280/5555)
  • From Michiel van der Vlist@2:280/5555 to Stephen Walsh on Tue Nov 25 12:35:52 2014
    Hello Stephen,

    On Tuesday November 25 2014 22:02, you wrote to All:

    pings/traceroutes are also not working.

    You have to configure your firewall to forward ICMP for that to work.

    (prob not a bad thing).

    I am not sure. The proper working of IPv6 depends on ICMP. Rumour has it that blocking ICMP for IPv6 is not a good idea.


    Cheers, Michiel

    --- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20130111
    * Origin: 2001:470:1f15:1117::1 (2:280/5555)
  • From Scott Little@3:712/848 to Stephen Walsh on Tue Nov 25 23:29:28 2014

    [ On 2014-11-25 at 22:02:28, Stephen Walsh wrote to All ]

    But Scott z3c cant make connections via ipv6 to my system and mine
    cant to his.

    Outgoing binkp connections are working now. Still can't ping you though. Can you try binkp to me again? 2001:4479:cbce:df9b:fc12::3 port 24555.

    23:23 [16428] call to 3:633/280@fidonet
    23:23 [16428] trying 2001:470:24:e::10 [2001:470:24:e::10]:24554...
    23:23 [16428] connected
    23:23 [16428] outgoing session with 2001:470:24:e::10:24554
    23:23 [16428] OPT CRAM-MD5-db86692cc6d42b1132019dc4cb927c95
    23:23 [16428] Remote requests MD mode
    23:23 [16428] SYS Dragon's Claw
    23:23 [16428] ZYZ Stephen Walsh
    23:23 [16428] LOC Ballarat, Vic. Australia
    23:23 [16428] NDL ICM,XX,IBN
    23:23 [16428] TIME Wed, 26 Nov 2014 00:23:25 +1100
    23:23 [16428] VER mbcico/1.0.01/GNU/Linux-i386 binkp/1.1
    23:23 [16428] PHN bbs.vk3heg.net
    23:23 [16428] addr: 3:633/280@fidonet
    23:23 [16428] addr: 3:633/0@fidonet
    23:23 [16428] addr: 39:901/280@amiganet (n/a or busy)
    23:23 [16428] addr: 39:901/0@amiganet (n/a or busy)
    23:23 [16428] addr: 46:3/101@agoranet (n/a or busy)
    23:23 [16428] pwd protected session (MD5)
    23:23 [16428] OPT EXTCMD GZ BZ2 PLZ
    23:23 [16428] Remote supports EXTCMD mode
    23:23 [16428] Remote supports GZ mode
    23:23 [16428] Remote supports BZ2 mode
    23:23 [16428] TRF 0 0
    23:23 [16428] Remote has 0b of mail and 0b of files for us
    23:23 [16428] done (to 3:633/280@fidonet, OK, S/R: 0/0 (0/0 bytes))
    23:23 [16428] session closed, quitting...


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  • From Andrew Leary@1:320/119 to Stephen Walsh on Tue Nov 25 09:06:06 2014
    Hello Stephen!

    Tuesday November 25 2014 22:02, Stephen Walsh wrote to All:

    Does anyone in the echo have experiance with IPV6 and PFsense? (Using
    2.2 Beta from Nov 20, as 2.1.5 crashes with my hardware).

    I have a semi working tunnel to he.net have assigned ip's etc. Can
    make outgoing FTN/WEB connections. Doing a port scan works to the 2001:470:24:e::10 binkp port says it's open and mbse's log shows
    the scan.

    It sounds like you have incoming working properly.

    But Scott z3c cant make connections via ipv6 to my system and mine
    cant to his.

    I can connect via ipv6 to my other links (Wilfred van Velzen/Nicholas Boel).

    Since connections are working for other nodes, I think the problem is probably somewhere in Scott's setup or with his ISP. I was able to poll your system via IPv6 with no problem.

    pings/traceroutes are also not working. (prob not a bad thing).

    This could be firewall related. I haven't used PFSense myself, but I might be able to figure out a solution if you netmail me with a copy of your firewall rules. If I can figure out ip6tables, PFSense should be a piece of cake.

    Andrew

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  • From Andrew Leary@1:320/219 to Scott Little on Tue Nov 25 12:39:25 2014
    Hello Scott!

    25 Nov 14 23:29, you wrote to Stephen Walsh:

    Outgoing binkp connections are working now. Still can't ping you
    though. Can you try binkp to me again? 2001:4479:cbce:df9b:fc12::3
    port 24555.

    My IPv6 node connected just fine to sysgod.org:24554. Here's the log:

    === Cut ===
    25-Nov-2014 12:31:00 mbcico[8184] MBCICO v1.0.4.1
    25-Nov-2014 12:31:00 mbcico[8184] Cmd: mbcico f848.n712.z3.fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:00 mbcico[8184] Options: Call WaZOO EMSI Freqs Zmodem ZedZap Hydra PLZ GZ/BZ2 NoNR CRC
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:00 mbcico[8184] Calling 3:712/848@fidonet (sysgod.org, phone (null))
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:00 mbcico[8184] Open TCP connection to "sysgod.org:24554"
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:00 mbcico[8184] Trying IPv6 2002:cbce:df98::4 port 24554
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Established IBN/TCP IPv6 connection with 2002:cbce:df98::4, port 24554
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Start outbound Binkp session with 3:712/848@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Binkp: start session
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Binkp: node 3:712/848@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Options : ENC-DES-CBC CRAM-MD5-3b4c8c272e109d04131b73ad9e668198
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] System : Cyberia TCP/IP
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Sysop : Scott Little
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Location: Sydney
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Phone : sysgod.org
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Flags : MO,CM,TCP,IFC,TEL,VMP,BND
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Time : Tue, 25 Nov 2014 17:31:01 +1000
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] Uses : Argus/3.210/ binkp/1.0
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] address : 3:712/848@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] address : 3:712/0@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] address : 3:3/0@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] address : 115:6000/0@pascalnt
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] address : 115:6000/1@pascalnt
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] address : 115:6100/0@pascalnt
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] address : 115:6100/1@pascalnt
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] address : 115:6101/0@pascalnt
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] address : 115:6101/1@pascalnt
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:01 mbcico[8184] address : 169:1/125@battle
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:02 mbcico[8184] Binkp: MD5 unprotected session
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:02 mbcico[8184] Binkp: mail 0, files 0 bytes
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:02 mbcico[8184] Binkp: session finished, rc=0
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:04 mbcico[8184] Closing TCP connection, connected 3.00s
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:04 mbcico[8184] Call to 3:712/848@fidonet successful (rc=0)
    + 25-Nov-2014 12:31:04 mbcico[8184] Connected 3.00s
    25-Nov-2014 12:31:04 mbcico[8184] MBCICO finished in 4.00s
    === Cut ===

    It appears that your IPv6 issues are solved.

    Andrew


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  • From Stephen Walsh@3:633/280 to Michiel van der Vlist on Wed Nov 26 09:51:12 2014
    Hello Michiel.

    25 Nov 14 12:23, you wrote to me:

    I can connect to your system:

    From my end for that session.

    25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] MBCICO v1.0.01
    25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Cmd: mbcico -t ibn
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Options: Call WaZOO EMSI Freqs Zmodem ZedZap Hydra PLZ GZ/BZ2 NoNR
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Incoming IBN/TCP connection from 2001:7b8:2ff:3a9::2
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Start inbound Binkp session
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Binkp: start session
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] System : Blijf Tonijn
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Sysop : Michiel van der Vlist
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Location: Driebergen, NL
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Flags : CM,MO,IBN:fido.vlist.eu,U,RPK,NPK,ENC,NC
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Time : Tue, 25 Nov 2014 12:23:12 +0100 + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Uses : binkd/1.1a-49/Win32 binkp/1.1
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] address : 2:280/5555@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] address : 2:2/20@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] address : 2:28/0@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Binkp: remote is a listed system
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Options: Call WaZOO EMSI Freqs Zmodem ZedZap Hydra PLZ GZ/BZ2 NoNR
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:10 mbcico[29426] Options : NDA EXTCMD CRYPT
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:12 mbcico[29426] Binkp: MD5 unprotected session
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:12 mbcico[29426] Binkp: EXTCMD is active
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:12 mbcico[29426] Binkp: mail 0, files 0 bytes
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:13 mbcico[29426] Binkp: receiver starts batch 2
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:13 mbcico[29426] Binkp: session finished, rc=0
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:15 mbcico[29426] Incoming call successful (rc=0)
    + 25-Nov-2014 22:23:15 mbcico[29426] Connected 5.00s
    25-Nov-2014 22:23:15 mbcico[29426] MBCICO finished in 5.00s

    Can you connect mine?

    Yep from my connection attempt.

    25-Nov-2014 15:29:40 mbcico[27487] MBCICO v1.0.01
    25-Nov-2014 15:29:40 mbcico[27487] Cmd: mbcico f5555.n280.z2.fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:40 mbcico[27487] Options: Call WaZOO EMSI Freqs Zmodem ZedZap Hydra PLZ GZ/BZ2 NoNR
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:40 mbcico[27487] Calling 2:280/5555@fidonet (Blijf Tonijn, phone (null))
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:40 mbcico[27487] Open TCP connection to "fido.vlist.eu:24554"
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:41 mbcico[27487] Trying IPv6 2001:7b8:2ff:3a9::2 port 24554
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:41 mbcico[27487] Established IBN/TCP IPv6 connection with 2001:7b8:2ff:3a9::2, port 24554
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:41 mbcico[27487] Start outbound Binkp session with 2:280/5555@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:41 mbcico[27487] Binkp: start session
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:41 mbcico[27487] Binkp: node 2:280/5555@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Options : CRAM-MD5-06687340e07785144490829b126a80ee
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] System : Blijf Tonijn
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Sysop : Michiel van der Vlist
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Location: Driebergen, NL
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Flags : CM,MO,IBN:fido.vlist.eu,U,RPK,NPK,ENC,NC
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Time : Tue, 25 Nov 2014 05:29:42 +0100 + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Uses : binkd/1.1a-49/Win32 binkp/1.1
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] address : 2:280/5555@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] address : 2:2/20@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] address : 2:28/0@fidonet
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Options : EXTCMD
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Binkp: EXTCMD is active
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Binkp: MD5 unprotected session
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Binkp: mail 784, files 0 bytes
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Binkp: send "/opt/mbse/var/bso/outbound.002/011815b3.cut" as "503b24b2.pkt"
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Binkp: size 784 bytes, dated Nov 25 15:29:25, comp No
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:42 mbcico[27487] Binkp: OK 784 bytes sent in 0.001 seconds (765.625 Kb/s)
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:44 mbcico[27487] Binkp: M_GOT "503b24b2.pkt 784 1416889765"
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:44 mbcico[27487] Binkp: remote GOT "503b24b2.pkt"
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:44 mbcico[27487] Binkp: transmitter starts batch 2
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:44 mbcico[27487] Binkp: session finished, rc=0
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:46 mbcico[27487] Closing TCP connection, connected 5.00s
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:46 mbcico[27487] Call to 2:280/5555@fidonet successful (rc=0)
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:46 mbcico[27487] Sent 784 bytes, received 0 bytes, avg 261 cps
    + 25-Nov-2014 15:29:46 mbcico[27487] Connected 5.00s
    25-Nov-2014 15:29:46 mbcico[27487] MBCICO finished in 6.00s







    Stephen

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  • From Scott Little@3:712/848 to Andrew Leary on Wed Nov 26 11:56:44 2014

    [ On 2014-11-25 at 12:39:24, Andrew Leary wrote to Scott Little ]

    My IPv6 node connected just fine to sysgod.org:24554. Here's the log:
    It appears that your IPv6 issues are solved.

    Thanks. That's a 6to4 address which will be replaced as of the next nodelist (or sooner for systems that support DNS SRV records). Hopefully the new address will be more reliable.


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    * Origin: sysgod@sysgod.org (3:712/848)
  • From Björn Felten@2:203/2 to Scott Little on Wed Nov 26 04:14:56 2014
    Thanks. That's a 6to4 address which will be replaced as of the next nodelist (or sooner for systems that support DNS SRV records).
    Hopefully the new address will be more reliable.

    Does that effect 2:203/0 in any way? I've had you added here for ages (can't remember why) with an extremely hard to remember session password 2:203/0 <-> 3:712/848.

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  • From Scott Little@3:712/848 to Björn Felten on Wed Nov 26 13:37:30 2014

    [ On 2014-11-26 at 04:14:56, Bjrn Felten wrote to Scott Little ]

    Thanks. That's a 6to4 address which will be replaced as of the
    next nodelist (or sooner for systems that support DNS SRV
    records). Hopefully the new address will be more reliable.
    Does that effect 2:203/0 in any way? I've had you added here for
    ages (can't remember why) with an extremely hard to remember session password 2:203/0 <-> 3:712/848.

    Must have been for Fidonews?

    Only IPv6 is affected so unless you're using relay6 or somesuch nothing will change for Argus. The next nodelist will have ftn.sysgod.org in place of sysgod.org, which points IPv6 directly at the BBS machine instead of relayed via another one. The old relay will keep working though.

    I assume you're using DDN or I-BINKD for your binkd config? If so, no changes will be need there either.

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  • From Stephen Walsh@3:633/280 to Scott Little on Wed Nov 26 16:40:36 2014
    Hello Scott.

    25 Nov 14 23:29, you wrote to me:

    Outgoing binkp connections are working now. Still can't ping you
    though. Can you try binkp to me again? 2001:4479:cbce:df9b:fc12::3
    port 24555.

    I cant find out how to make mbse use a different port, so I used telnet and got the binkd banner/handshake.



    Stephen

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  • From Stephen Walsh@3:633/280 to Andrew Leary on Wed Nov 26 17:20:27 2014
    Hello Andrew.

    25 Nov 14 09:06, you wrote to me:

    2001:470:24:e::10 binkp port says it's open and mbse's log shows
    the scan.

    It sounds like you have incoming working properly.

    In comming is now working.

    But Scott z3c cant make connections via ipv6 to my system and
    mine cant to his.

    I can connect via ipv6 to my other links (Wilfred van
    Velzen/Nicholas Boel).

    Since connections are working for other nodes, I think the problem is probably somewhere in Scott's setup or with his ISP. I was able to
    poll your system via IPv6 with no problem.

    It's weird that all other connections work, but scott's wont.

    It doesn't matter, as the route via ipv4 stays on the same isp network.

    -bash-4.1$ traceroute sysgod.org
    traceroute to sysgod.org (203.206.223.152), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
    1 172.20.64.1 (172.20.64.1) 10.778 ms 11.778 ms 11.566 ms
    2 lo0.iin-tact-hfc-bal.mel-pipe-bng1.iinet.net.au (203.215.7.246) 16.113 ms
    16.141 ms 16.069 ms
    3 lo0.bng1.mel4.on.ii.net (150.101.32.44) 16.057 ms 16.074 ms 16.101 ms
    4 ae4.cr1.mel4.on.ii.net (150.101.33.106) 14.809 ms
    5 ae4.cr1.mel8.on.ii.net (150.101.33.108) 18.779 ms 19.691 ms
    6 ae1.cr1.cbr1.on.ii.net (150.101.33.24) 26.638 ms 21.153 ms 27.404 ms
    7 xe-7-0-11-10.syd-ult-core1.on.ii.net (150.101.33.113) 32.346 ms 39.871 ms
    8 ae0.cr1.cbr2.on.ii.net (150.101.33.7) 21.032 ms
    9 po2.syd-ult-bdr1.on.ii.net (203.215.20.31) 26.581 ms 25.516 ms 25.494 ms
    10 xe-7-0-11-10.syd-mas-core1.on.ii.net (150.101.33.101) 28.850 ms 27.745 ms
    11 te6-1.syd-ult-bng1.iinet.net.au (203.215.16.23) 24.150 ms
    12 ae0.syd-ult-core1.on.ii.net (203.215.20.110) 46.039 ms
    13 lg-crsyd7.syd-ult-bng1.on.ii.net (150.101.34.25) 28.696 ms *
    14 po3-100.syd-ult-bdr2.on.ii.net (203.215.20.147) 24.322 ms
    15 bella.rtscts.net (203.206.167.93) 37.094 ms
    16 chloe.rtscts.net (203.206.223.152) 43.454 ms 44.342 ms


    pings/traceroutes are also not working. (prob not a bad thing).

    This could be firewall related. I haven't used PFSense myself, but I might be able to figure out a solution if you netmail me with a copy
    of your firewall rules. If I can figure out ip6tables, PFSense should
    be a piece of cake.

    Traceroute and pings are working. It turned out to be the online site that wasn't working. Have now done test's via http://centralops.net/co/traceroute.aspx

    Looking up IP address for bbs.vk3heg.net...

    Tracing route to bbs.vk3heg.net [2001:470:24:e::10]...
    hop rtt rtt rtt ip address fully qualified domain name
    1 2 0 0 2607:f0d0:1001:118::1 hexillion.com
    2 0 0 0 2607:f0d0:1000:1::45 po101.dar01.sr01.dal01.networklayer.com
    3 0 0 0 2607:f0d0:2:2::86 2607.f0d0.0002.0002.0000.0000.0000.0086-static.v6reverse.softlayer.com
    4 19 19 19 2607:f0d0:2:2::7 po2.bbr02.tl01.atl01.networklayer.com
    5 32 39 32 2001:478:132::75
    6 29 24 25 2001:470:0:1b6::1 10ge15-5.core1.dal1.he.net
    7 54 54 63 2001:470:0:258::1 10ge15-4.core1.phx2.he.net
    8 54 54 66 2001:470:0:24a::2 10ge15-6.core1.lax2.he.net
    9 159 169 159 2001:470:0:294::2 10ge3-2.core1.tyo1.he.net
    10 158 158 158 2001:470:0:118::2 tserv1.tyo1.he.net
    11 389 392 385 2001:470:23:e::2 vk3heg-1-pt.tunnel.tserv22.tyo1.ipv6.he.net
    12 387 392 385 2001:470:24:e::10 bbs.vk3heg.net

    Trace complete




    Stephen

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  • From Michiel van der Vlist@2:280/5555 to Scott Little on Wed Nov 26 10:54:47 2014
    Hello Scott,

    On Wednesday November 26 2014 11:56, you wrote to Andrew Leary:

    Thanks. That's a 6to4 address which will be replaced as of the next nodelist (or sooner for systems that support DNS SRV records).
    Hopefully the new address will be more reliable.

    6to4 is known to have "issues". Im am sure dumping 6to4 and replacing it with a 6in4 tunnel will be more reliable.

    You have to decide about the port numbers though. If you want to continue to receive incoming om port 24555, the nodelist should also reflect that.

    binkp.net also uses SRV records to signal a non standard port. So that won't work for mailers not supporting SRV...


    Cheers, Michiel

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  • From Michiel van der Vlist@2:280/5555 to Stephen Walsh on Wed Nov 26 10:59:48 2014
    Hello Stephen,


    Your DNS os OK and I can ping and trace you:

    D:\FIDO\logs>ping bbs.vk3heg.net

    Ping bbs.vk3heg.net [2001:470:24:e::10] mit 32 Bytes Daten:

    Antwort von 2001:470:24:e::10: Zeit=472ms
    Antwort von 2001:470:24:e::10: Zeit=473ms
    Antwort von 2001:470:24:e::10: Zeit=475ms
    Antwort von 2001:470:24:e::10: Zeit=473ms

    Ping-Statistik fr 2001:470:24:e::10:
    Pakete: Gesendet = 4, Empfangen = 4, Verloren = 0 (0% Verlust),
    Ca. Zeitangaben in Millisek.:
    Minimum = 472ms, Maximum = 475ms, Mittelwert = 473ms

    D:\FIDO\logs>tracert bbs.vk3heg.net

    Routenverfolgung zu bbs.vk3heg.net [2001:470:24:e::10] ber maximal 30 Abschnitte:

    1 12 ms 12 ms 15 ms gw-938.ede-01.nl.sixxs.net [2001:7b8:2ff:3a9::1]
    2 14 ms 11 ms 15 ms nlede01.sixxs.net [2001:7b8:3:4f:202:b3ff:fe46:bec]
    3 11 ms 11 ms 12 ms sixxs-gw.jun1.bit-1.network.bit.nl [2001:7b8:3:4f::2]
    4 18 ms 24 ms 25 ms 30gigabitethernet1-3.core1.ams1.he.net [2001:7f8:1::a500:6939:1]
    5 41 ms 21 ms 24 ms 100ge9-1.core1.lon2.he.net [2001:470:0:2d0::1]
    6 93 ms 86 ms 102 ms 100ge1-1.core1.nyc4.he.net [2001:470:0:2cf::2]
    7 147 ms 150 ms 149 ms 10ge10-3.core1.lax1.he.net [2001:470:0:10e::1]
    8 156 ms 150 ms 149 ms 10ge1-3.core1.lax2.he.net [2001:470:0:72::2]
    9 244 ms 244 ms 248 ms 10ge3-2.core1.tyo1.he.net [2001:470:0:294::2]
    10 251 ms 247 ms 254 ms tserv1.tyo1.he.net [2001:470:0:118::2]
    11 475 ms 474 ms 469 ms vk3heg-1-pt.tunnel.tserv22.tyo1.ipv6.he.net [2001:470:23:e::2]
    12 475 ms 473 ms 474 ms bbs.vk3heg.net [2001:470:24:e::10]

    Ablaufverfolgung beendet.


    Cheers, Michiel

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  • From Scott Little@3:712/848 to Michiel van der Vlist on Wed Nov 26 20:44:46 2014

    [ On 2014-11-26 at 10:54:46, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Scott Little ]

    6to4 is known to have "issues". Im am sure dumping 6to4 and replacing
    it with a 6in4 tunnel will be more reliable.

    Yep. Actually I take that back, it's 6RD not 6in4.

    You have to decide about the port numbers though. If you want to
    continue to receive incoming om port 24555, the nodelist should also reflect that.

    I opened 24554 via IPv6 now. I'll set up 24555 in the SRV records as a backup for the mailers that support it.

    binkp.net also uses SRV records to signal a non standard port. So that won't work for mailers not supporting SRV...

    Does binkp.net handle multiple ports in the nodelist? ie. IBN,IBN:24555 > two separate SRV records with the appropriate priorities?

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  • From Michiel van der Vlist@2:280/5555 to Scott Little on Wed Nov 26 14:04:41 2014
    Hello Scott,

    On Wednesday November 26 2014 20:44, you wrote to me:

    6to4 is known to have "issues". Im am sure dumping 6to4 and
    replacing it with a 6in4 tunnel will be more reliable.

    Yep. Actually I take that back, it's 6RD not 6in4.

    OK, I will change it in the list of IPv6 nodes.

    Does binkp.net handle multiple ports in the nodelist? ie.
    IBN,IBN:24555 > two separate SRV records with the appropriate
    priorities?

    I don't know. You will have to ask Pavel Gulchouck, he is the one maintaing binkp.net.


    Cheers, Michiel

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