Cool!
My guess is that ipv6 forwarding is set(?) - I think that ipv4 forwarding and
ipv6 forwarding are two different modules but I could be wrong. Could any of
the NAT'ing or firewalling interfere with the IPv6 routing?
You might want to post this question on another more IPv6 centered list.
I've tried setting up IPv6 between my Mandrake v8.0 box and RedHat v7.1 boxes
without luck and this is over a home ethernet network. I'm still reading up
on IPv6 and how it works. When I start up an IPv6 alias on my boxes the
loopback and Scope:Link addresses come up but not a (standard?) Global:Link
address (the sit interface does come up as well). I can ping6 the loopback
address but not the Scope:Link address.
On Thursday 01 November 2001 02:46 pm, you wrote:
> I currently have my Mandrake 8 box working with a 6over4 tunnel.
> I can ping6 various ipv6 sites (such as ipv6.research.microsoft.com) from
> this box also, so I know my tunneling is working.
> My setup looks like the following:
>
> Internet (IPv4 & IPv6)<-->ISP (IPv4 only)<-->MyLinuxBox (public IPv4,
> tunneled IPv6)<-->My local Network
>
> I'm using iptables/nat on MyLinuxBox and I have various IPv4 machines
> behind it. I'd also like to have this machine act as a router for IPv6. I
> have radvd running and a Windows XP box that has correctly configured and
> can ping6 MyLinuxBox. Unfortunately I can't figure out how to get
> MyLinuxBox to route other requests out.
> Hints?
>
> Thanks
> Michael
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