At 01:29 PM 1/13/2013, James Harper wrote: > > I had a good look last night, and there's not a lot of options. > >Thanks for taking the time to do that.
You're welcome. I've been wanting to put my VPS in Adelaide on a reasonable IPv6 link for a while. My US one is covered by he.net (rock solid) with a manually configured tunnel, but wanting an option for .au. > > Gogo6 no longer has a Sydney PoP. Aarnet's > > tunnel broker is still running, but finding a > > compatible client is tough these days (the > > current gogoc does not work with it). > >I'm using gogoc from Wheezy and it works just fine as a client for >aarent. I remember having to modify the scripts for gw6c (gogoc >replaces this package) and can't remember if I had to do the same >modifications for gogoc. And I can't remember what I modified and >why offhand. If anyone wants to use the aarnet broken and can't I >can dig this up. I couldn't get gogoc to work last night. I modified the configuration and it complained about protocol version issues. I downloaded gogoc from gogo6 and compiled it on the box. >It's amazing that these seem to be the only ones doing it after so >long. Telstra Business Broadband (was Internet Direct) says it's >coming soon for their ADSL tails, but it's been that way for a while. Yep, would have thought someone other than Internode would be offering IPv6 by now. Internode IPv6 is rock solid. Only times I notice IPv6 is either if I can be bothered checking what IP I'm connecting to, or when something screwy happens. Had a good one last week. Several people complained a site wasn't working, but I never had any issues. Turned out the site was IPv6 capable, but there was a DNS screwup with the IPv4 RRs, so only IPv4 users were affected, and I had no issues. :-D > > 2. Aarnet (if you can find the right tspc version, no reverse DNS). > >As above, I'm doing this already. Great except the reverse DNS is a >show stopper now with Comcast and probably others. Bummer. :( > > 3. IPV6 Now (free version has dynamic IPv6 and no rDNS delegation). > >I'll look into this. To get what you want, you'd have to go to a paid service. If my server was part of a money making concern, I'd go this route, but it isn't. At this stage, SixXS via New Caledonia looks like the best of a bad lot for me. :) Latency isn't too severe (35-40 mS from Adelaide and 50 ish mS from my DSL connection here), and their PoP is lightly loaded (6 tunnels, 1 routed subnet). 73 de VK3JED / VK3IRL http://vkradio.com _______________________________________________ luv-main mailing list [email protected] http://lists.luv.asn.au/listinfo/luv-main
