Hello All, I hope you can provide some insight into this problem. Unfortunately, my ISP uses PPPoE which makes my setup that much more complex and it is, of course, a dynamic IP. I have three tunnels: tun0 (PPPoE), tun1 (PPTP), and gif0 (IPv6). The PPTP tunnel is simply a connection that gives me a static IP address provided by my tunnelbroker, Hurricane Electric. The gif0 interface is the IPv6 tunnel. Here are my config files:
ppp.conf - pppoe: set device "!/usr/sbin/pppoe -i em0" set mtu 1492 set mru 1492 set dial set login set authname <myusername> set authkey <mypassword> add default HISADDR enable dns # PPTP Tunnel to Hurricane Electric for single IPv4 Static IP address hevpn: set device "!/usr/local/sbin/pptp --nolaunchppd <pptp server>" set mtu 1492 set mru 1492 set dial set login set authname <myusername> set authkey <mypassword> hostname.gif0 - tunnel <pptp client address> <pptp server address> alias inet6 <inet6 client address> <inet6 server address> prefixlen 128 route -n add -inet6 default <inet6 server address> So, I am unable to ping any IPv6 address except the IPv6 client address on my end of the tunnel. I can ping the IPv4 address assigned by the distant end of the tunnel. I am fairly sure this is a routing issue but I don't know quite where to go from here. I have tried adding a host route to the pptp server address but this still did not work. My guess is that I need a policy route somewhere?? Thanks, Matt
