On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 10:00:14AM -0400, AlbyVA wrote:
> Is anybody having issues with adding a v6 server into the pool via the
> website site?
>
> I'm trying to add ( 2001:470:7:104::2) and I'm getting this error:
>
> Didn't get an NTP response from 2001:470:7:104::2
I'm fairly certain that your problems are coming from using the wrong
IPv6 address. That address is for an HE tunnel, and is the "Client IPv6
Address" for the tunnel. You'll need to assign and use an address out of
the "Routed /64" (which should be 2001:470:8:104::/64 for you, but check
the config page for the tunnel to make sure).
I don't recall you mentioning what distro you're running, but here's the
relevant parts of my /etc/network/interfaces on Debian:
---/etc/network/interfaces-----------------
auto eth0 inet6 static
address <an address from my routed /64>
netmask 64
auto he-ipv6
iface he-ipv6 inet6 v4tunnel
endpoint <server IPv4 address>
address <client IPv6 address>
gateway <server IPv6 address>
netmask 128
up ip -6 addr change <client IPv6 address>/128 dev he-ipv6 preferred_lft 0
------------------------------------------
(also available at https://cbane.org/etc-network-interfaces.txt)
The "up ip ..." line marks the tunnel address as deprecated, so that
IPv6 traffic originating from the system will use the address from the
routed /64 instead.
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