Joe Delahaye wrote to All <=-
Having some trouble after a firmware update. Lost my ipv6 settings. Working n it. Will let you know when I have it going properly again
Having some trouble after a firmware update. Lost my ipv6 settings.
Working n it. Will let you know when I have it going properly again
Bummer, that's gotta suck! :(
Joe Delahaye wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
Been working on it all day, trying different things. Each computer has its own address, but, I cant ping -6 google.com. I sees the IPv6
address but I get no response. and the two test sites I use for IPv6, insist I have no IPv6. I should have taken a screen shot or something
of the config :(
Been working on it all day, trying different things. Each computer
has its own address, but, I cant ping -6 google.com. I sees the
IPv6 address but I get no response. and the two test sites I use for
IPv6, insist I have no IPv6. I should have taken a screen shot or
something of the config :(
What are your IPs?
Been working on it all day, trying different things. Each computer
has its own address, but, I cant ping -6 google.com. I sees the IPv6 address but I get no response. and the two test sites I use for IPv6, insist I have no IPv6. I should have taken a screen shot or something
of the config :(
Been working on it all day, trying different things. Each computer
has its own address, but, I cant ping -6 google.com. I sees the
IPv6 address but I get no response. and the two test sites I use for
IPv6, insist I have no IPv6. I should have taken a screen shot or
something of the config :(
Incoming is working:
- 01:29 [3260] incoming from 2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106 (60834) + 01:29 [2900] incoming session with node-4stumtl00o7msn36y2u.ipv6.teksavvy.com [2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106]
- 01:29 [2900] SYS The Lion's Den
- 01:29 [2900] ZYZ Joe Delahaye
- 01:29 [2900] LOC Trenton, Ont. Cdn
- 01:29 [2900] NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
- 01:29 [2900] TIME Fri, 2 Jun 2017 19:29:26 -0400
- 01:29 [2900] VER binkd/1.1a-95/Win32 binkp/1.1
And outgoing to that address as well:
Joe Delahaye wrote to Michiel van der Vlist on 06-02-17 23:01 <=-
Re: IPv6 connection
By: Michiel van der Vlist to Joe Delahaye on Sat Jun 03 2017 01:37:06
Been working on it all day, trying different things. Each computer
has its own address, but, I cant ping -6 google.com. I sees the
IPv6 address but I get no response. and the two test sites I use for
IPv6, insist I have no IPv6. I should have taken a screen shot or
something of the config :(
Incoming is working:
- 01:29 [3260] incoming from 2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106 (60834) + 01:29 [2900] incoming session with node-4stumtl00o7msn36y2u.ipv6.teksavvy.com [2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106]
- 01:29 [2900] SYS The Lion's Den
- 01:29 [2900] ZYZ Joe Delahaye
- 01:29 [2900] LOC Trenton, Ont. Cdn
- 01:29 [2900] NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
- 01:29 [2900] TIME Fri, 2 Jun 2017 19:29:26 -0400
- 01:29 [2900] VER binkd/1.1a-95/Win32 binkp/1.1
And outgoing to that address as well:
There is still something wrong I think. The v6 address I had
previously was this, and the AAAA is for 2607:f2c0:a000:54:6ef0:49ff:fedb:3822 (lionsden.ddutch.nl). I have no idea how to get that back
Joe Delahaye wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
Well I tried something completely new tonight. it is working, but I
dont remember my original IP IPv6-test gave me a 10 out 10 tonight.
IPv6 Address. . . : 2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106(Preferred)
IPv6 Address. . . :
2607:f2c0:f00e:4201:7934:96a8:325c:d106(Deprecated)
There is still something wrong I think. The v6 address I had
previously was this, and the AAAA is for 2607:f2c0:a000:54:6ef0:49ff:fedb:3822 (lionsden.ddutch.nl). I have
no idea how to get that back
I have no idea what the (Deprecated) one is all about. The (Preferred) one is my /64, and I also have a /56 which is kind of similar but not the same as the Deprecetated one. Perhaps Kees can verify if I have a different address then previously, since I run my Fido IPv6 through him
Been working on it all day, trying different things. Each computer
has its own address, but, I cant ping -6 google.com. I sees the
IPv6 address but I get no response. and the two test sites I use
for IPv6, insist I have no IPv6. I should have taken a screen shot
or something of the config :(
Incoming is working:
- 01:29 [3260] incoming from 2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106
(60834) + 01:29 [2900] incoming session with
node-4stumtl00o7msn36y2u.ipv6.teksavvy.com
[2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106]
- 01:29 [2900] SYS The Lion's Den
- 01:29 [2900] ZYZ Joe Delahaye
- 01:29 [2900] LOC Trenton, Ont. Cdn
- 01:29 [2900] NDL 115200,TCP,BINKP
- 01:29 [2900] TIME Fri, 2 Jun 2017 19:29:26 -0400
- 01:29 [2900] VER binkd/1.1a-95/Win32 binkp/1.1
And outgoing to that address as well:
There is still something wrong I think. The v6 address I had
previously was this, and the AAAA is for
2607:f2c0:a000:54:6ef0:49ff:fedb:3822 (lionsden.ddutch.nl). I have
no idea how to get that back
Just update your AAAA dns entry with the new one. When I reboot the I have issues with a new IPV6 address as well.
Well I tried something completely new tonight. it is working, but I
dont remember my original IP IPv6-test gave me a 10 out 10 tonight.
IPv6 Address. . . : 2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106(Preferred)
IPv6 Address. . . :
2607:f2c0:f00e:4201:7934:96a8:325c:d106(Deprecated)
Sounds like progress! :)
There is still something wrong I think. The v6 address I had
previously was this, and the AAAA is for
2607:f2c0:a000:54:6ef0:49ff:fedb:3822 (lionsden.ddutch.nl). I have
no idea how to get that back
Don't even try to get back the old address. I see that you prefix has not changed, only the host part. So whatever happened, it was on your local machine, nothing to do with you ISP.
Just have Kees uodate the AAAA record for lionsden.ddutch.nl. But be carefull to pick the right address. What doue ipconfig say? Do you see moe than one public IPv6 address? If so, is there one where the last part resembles your MAC address?
I have no idea what the (Deprecated) one is all about. The
(Preferred) one is my /64, and I also have a /56 which is kind of
similar but not the same as the Deprecetated one. Perhaps Kees can
verify if I have a different address then previously, since I run my
Fido IPv6 through him
I have changed your AAAA record to 2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106 It will trickle truogh DNS the coming hours.
I hope this is not the privacy enhanced one that changes regularly.
As soon as you know what the fixed adress is, or choose one within
your prefix and declare that as static. Do as some others do use 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303
Michiel can guide you through that. I am currently not at home, so my reactions may be late.
Just have Kees uodate the AAAA record for lionsden.ddutch.nl. But
be carefull to pick the right address. What doue ipconfig say? Do
you see moe than one public IPv6 address? If so, is there one
where the last part resembles your MAC address?
There is only one showing. The above :3822 resembles slightly (last 4 digits) my MAC address. The new one does not.
Joe Delahaye wrote to Bill McGarrity on 06-03-17 09:21 <=-
Re: IPv6 connection
By: Bill McGarrity to Joe Delahaye on Sat Jun 03 2017 01:24:00
Been working on it all day, trying different things. Each computer
has its own address, but, I cant ping -6 google.com. I sees the
IPv6 address but I get no response. and the two test sites I use
for IPv6, insist I have no IPv6. I should have taken a screen shot
or something of the config :(
Incoming is working:
Just update your AAAA dns entry with the new one. When I reboot the I have issues with a new IPV6 address as well.
While it is now working, I wonder if that is a good address. The owner
of ddutch.nl will have to update the AAAA record. My delahaye.ca site does not do things like that yet :(. I wonder if I can have it bind to
my static IPs here at home.
There is only one showing. The above :3822 resembles slightly (last
4 digits) my MAC address. The new one does not.
Then I suggest you follow Kees' advice to use a static address and get it over with. From a window with administrator rights enter:
netsh interface ipv6 add address "interfacename" 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303
Where "interfacename" is the name of the adapter as displayed by ipconfig. Probably something like "LAN-connection".
MvdV> Where "interfacename" is the name of the adapter as displayed by MvdV> ipconfig. Probably something like "LAN-connection".
MvdV> And when that works have Kees update de DNS record.
I am all ears. ;)
Incoming is working:
Just update your AAAA dns entry with the new one. When I reboot the
I have issues with a new IPV6 address as well.
While it is now working, I wonder if that is a good address. The
owner of ddutch.nl will have to update the AAAA record. My
delahaye.ca site does not do things like that yet :(. I wonder if I
can have it bind to my static IPs here at home.
Right now I don't know of any dns provider that will update your AAAA record automatically. I deal with no-ip and they have a tool that will update my A record but not my AAAA as, from what I understand, is generated by each individual computer in your network and will change when you reboot.
Joe Delahaye wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
Yes, outgoing works, but unless they copy the address, incoming wont
with the URL listed :(
netsh interface ipv6 add address "interfacename"
2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303
Where "interfacename" is the name of the adapter as displayed by
ipconfig. Probably something like "LAN-connection".
I have a realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller. I used that name with
and without quotations,
and did the rest as you typed up above. I got the following error:
The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect
It did not work. Perhaps Windows 10 works different :(
Joe Delahaye wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
Yes, outgoing works, but unless they copy the address, incoming wont
with the URL listed :(
You need to update your AAAA record(s)?
You need to update your AAAA record(s)?
I did, but there is always some delay, as I have no control over when
the visible secondairies collect their update from the hidden primary
DNS server.
And then there is ofcourse the aging time in DNS caches.
Yes, outgoing works, but unless they copy the address, incoming wont
with the URL listed :(
You need to update your AAAA record(s)?
Where "interfacename" is the name of the adapter as displayed by
ipconfig. Probably something like "LAN-connection".
I have a realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller. I used that name with
and without quotations,
Give us a cut and paste of the result of ipconfig. All of it, so we can see for ourselves.
and did the rest as you typed up above. I got the following error:
The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect
Hmm... :(
What happens if you just type netsh, without any parameters?
(To get out type "exit")
It did not work. Perhaps Windows 10 works different :(
Well, at least the current entry in DNS seems to work ok.
04 Jun 12:41:49 [3505] trying lionsden.ddutch.nl [2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106]...
04 Jun 12:41:50 [3505] connected
+ 04 Jun 12:41:50 [3505] outgoing session with lionsden.ddutch.nl:24554 [2607:f2c0:a000:54:7934:96a8:325c:d106]
Kees van Eeten wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
I did, but there is always some delay, as I have no control over when the
visible secondairies collect their update from the hidden primary DNS server.
And then there is ofcourse the aging time in DNS caches.
From my node it seems to work, but I have no delays in DNS refreshing,
the primary server is my DNS server for all DNS queries.
Joe Delahaye wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
I believe that has been done. If there was a way I could register a domain (I know I can do that <G>), and bind it to my computer here at home, where would I attach an AAAA record? My Delahaye.ca domain is
IPv4 only, and the provider there does not do IPv6 :(. Since I am paid
in advance for 5 years it is not really feasible to change.
I just tried something. Instead of using the Realtek name, I used Ethernet in quotes, and I now have two IPv6 addresses. The original
prior to that command and the 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303
I just tried something. Instead of using the Realtek name, I used
Ethernet in quotes, and I now have two IPv6 addresses. The original
prior to that command and the 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303
It Works!
+ 09:13 [2500] call to 1:249/303@fidonet
09:13 [2500] trying 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303 [2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303]...
09:13 [2500] connected
+ 09:13 [2500] outgoing session with 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303:24554 - 09:13 [2500] OPT CRAM-MD5-2f0f5879ba2a7b0490692c45276eb6ee + 09:13 [2500] Remote requests MD mode
So now Kees can update the DNS again. ;-)
I may consider that, when I am back home, At the moment I share a
wifi router with four grandchildren. The wan side of the router is a
wifi network for the whole premises, and I am sure I am not the only
user there.
Have you tried to reset de DNS forwarder on your WRT router?
It Works!
+ 09:13 [2500] call to 1:249/303@fidonet
09:13 [2500] trying 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303
[2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303]...
09:13 [2500] connected
+ 09:13 [2500] outgoing session with
2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303:24554 - 09:13 [2500] OPT
CRAM-MD5-2f0f5879ba2a7b0490692c45276eb6ee + 09:13 [2500] Remote
requests MD mode
So now Kees can update the DNS again. ;-)
Lucky Kees. Thank you kind sir :)
Well, you can minimise that with TTL values and other features of modern DNS servers.
Yeah, I conclude dynamic IPs are a pain. That's why I run static IPs for all of my servers, and pay the little bit extra for my ISP to assign me a static prefix. :)
So now Kees can update the DNS again. ;-)
Lucky Kees. Thank you kind sir :)
So now Kees can update the DNS again. ;-)
Lucky Kees. Thank you kind sir :)
Your Fido address based AAAA record has propageted to two of the
three public DNS servers that are authorative for ddutch.nl I expect
the third to follow within a couple of hours.
It Works!
+ 09:13 [2500] call to 1:249/303@fidonet
09:13 [2500] trying 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303
[2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303]...
09:13 [2500] connected
+ 09:13 [2500] outgoing session with
2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303:24554 - 09:13 [2500] OPT
CRAM-MD5-2f0f5879ba2a7b0490692c45276eb6ee + 09:13 [2500] Remote
requests MD mode
So now Kees can update the DNS again. ;-)
Lucky Kees. Thank you kind sir :)
O.K. your AAAA record has been changed.
I also found, that due to bad communications, an error was intruduced in the serialnumber of the SOA. That may have been the reason why Michiel could not find the update.
Lets see what happens now.
So now Kees can update the DNS again. ;-)
Lucky Kees. Thank you kind sir :)
+ 05 Jun 20:44:50 [11265] call to 1:249/303@fidonet
05 Jun 20:44:50 [11265] trying lionsden.ddutch.nl [2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303]...
05 Jun 20:44:50 [11265] connected
+ 05 Jun 20:44:50 [11265] outgoing session with lionsden.ddutch.nl:24554 [2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303]
If it works for me, it may soon work for others. ;)
So now Kees can update the DNS again. ;-)
Lucky Kees. Thank you kind sir :)
Your Fido address based AAAA record has propageted to two of the three public DNS servers that are authorative for ddutch.nl
I expect the third to follow within a couple of hours.
MvdV> D:\FIDO\BINKD>ping lionsden.ddutch.nl
MvdV> Ping lionsden.ddutch.nl [2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303] mit 32 Bytes
MvdV> Daten:
MvdV> Antwort von 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303: Zeit=114ms
MvdV> Antwort von 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303: Zeit=111ms
MvdV> Antwort von 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303: Zeit=106ms
MvdV> Antwort von 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303: Zeit=107ms
MvdV> Ping-Statistik für 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303:
MvdV> Pakete: Gesendet = 4, Empfangen = 4, Verloren = 0 (0% Verlust), MvdV> Ca. Zeitangaben in Millisek.:
MvdV> Minimum = 106ms, Maximum = 114ms, Mittelwert = 109ms
MvdV> D:\FIDO\BINKD>
MvdV> So all is wel now...
Good, now let's hope that Joe has noted how he has set the static address, or even better, included the magic words into his startup scripts.
Your Fido address based AAAA record has propageted to two of the
three public DNS servers that are authorative for ddutch.nl I expect
the third to follow within a couple of hours.
It got to here too, but not until after I reset my modem/router. Until then I still got the old address, the one ending in 22.
I had a power cut on Saturday. Reportedly with the lights taking a few seconds to go out. Maybe that confused my modem/router.
D:\FIDO\BINKD>ping lionsden.ddutch.nl
Ping lionsden.ddutch.nl [2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303] mit 32 Bytes Daten:
Antwort von 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303: Zeit=114ms
Antwort von 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303: Zeit=111ms
Antwort von 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303: Zeit=106ms
Antwort von 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303: Zeit=107ms
Ping-Statistik fr 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f1d0:1:249:303:
Pakete: Gesendet = 4, Empfangen = 4, Verloren = 0 (0% Verlust),
Ca. Zeitangaben in Millisek.:
Minimum = 106ms, Maximum = 114ms, Mittelwert = 109ms
D:\FIDO\BINKD>
So all is wel now...
Sounds good. I'll buy you a beer next time I see you :)
Good, now let's hope that Joe has noted how he has set the static
address, or even better, included the magic words into his startup
scripts.
I'll take a screen shot as well as back up the settings.. I dont know which magic words I should include, and where <G>
Shortening the TTL in anticipation of a change, was not a possibillity now, as I could not see this coming.
Getting a static address may not be a option for some. I know some
ISP's deliberately change dynamic adresses every x hours.
So I have one question. While everything seems to be working now,
have a look at the following information. Notice that there is no WAN IPv6 address available. Should there be?
Connection Type: PPPoE
Network Status:Connected
Connection Uptime:2 Day 20 Hour 26 Min 23 Sec
WAN IPv6 Address:Not Available
Sounds good. I'll buy you a beer next time I see you :)
I will probably do the driving again, so maybe one of those new fangled drinks they call beer with 0% alcohol. ;(
I'll take a screen shot as well as back up the settings.. I dont
know which magic words I should include, and where <G>
I cannot help you there, that is MS territory. That is terra incognita for me.
I think that your DSL modem/router should have a WAN address. How else will stuff be routed to it. is But... it need not be available (known?) to you. Maybe that is what it means. I do not know.
Connection Type: PPPoE
Network Status:Connected
Connection Uptime:2 Day 20 Hour 26 Min 23 Sec
WAN IPv6 Address:Not Available
I wouldn't worry about it if I were you. There is not much that you can do with the router's WAN address.
Kees van Eeten wrote to Tony Langdon <=-
I know I can, but I see no need to do it now. Changes are sparse and
far
apart. My DNS hoster is a not for profit, that I a a member of. No
need
to load their services for just the occasion that I would want a quick
update.
Shortening the TTL in anticipation of a change, was not a possibillity now,
as I could not see this coming.
Getting a static address may not be a option for some. I know some
ISP's
deliberately change dynamic adresses every x hours.
I am lucky that I have a static address on my ADSL. But e-mail
blacklist
consider it dynamic.
My Cable address is dynamic, with a lease time of over a 4 weeks.
If I do not release the address for some time, I get the same address,
I have had the current one for a couple of years already.
Changes in the past were mainly due to restucturing and hardware repalcement
by the ISP. I have never changed the mac address of the hardware I use
to connect to this ISP. It is the same as with my first connect.
So I have one question. While everything seems to be working now,
have a look at the following information. Notice that there is no WAN IPv6 address available. Should there be?
Connection Type: PPPoE
Network Status:Connected
WAN IPv6 Address:Not Available
Default Gateway:FE80::02A0:A502:0081:2778
I think that your DSL modem/router should have a WAN address.
So I have one question. While everything seems to be working now,
have a look at the following information. Notice that there is no
WAN IPv6 address available. Should there be?
Connection Type: PPPoE
Network Status:Connected
WAN IPv6 Address:Not Available
Default Gateway:FE80::02A0:A502:0081:2778
It depends on how the connection is configured.
An example could be link local addresses only on the WAN PPPoE connection. They are using a DHCP client to send a prefix option, and they are using those prefixex for public IPs and to announce the subnets.
So if it works now as it is, then I would not worry.
You can also use services like this to crosscheck:
http://ipv6-test.com
http://test-ipv6.com
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