Re: [pfSense Support] IPv6 support

2010-10-31 Thread Chris Buechler
On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 4:22 PM, Eugen Leitl  wrote:
>
> I said pretty much that much in private mail. I think we should just
> issue retrograde bounty. We seem to be getting IPv6 just on time, on
> our favorite platform. Let's support this.
>

We'll be putting out a call for funding once we're ready to be
fully-manned on this project. Right now Seth is working on it in his
free time and time his employer is allowing, and we're a bit out from
being able to dedicate our full time guys on this, as we have to get
2.0 out first (this is a 2.1 feature, though those who want to play
can sync it on 2.0). Once we get there we have to have the funding,
the bulk of the dev work gets done by people we employ full time. Seth
has a few basics working and has some great work done, that's barely
scratching the surface though. Almost every single page and every back
end piece has to be touched, pf needs to be fixed so it can handle
IPv6 fragmentation (ditto in OpenBSD, though Henning Brauer's response
to that question at EuroBSDCon was "IPv6 cannot be fixed"), ipfw fwd
(for captive portal) doesn't work with IPv6, and I know we'll hit
other issues along the way with various things. Both in our code base,
and in FreeBSD's. It's a considerable project, looking forward to it
though.

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Re: [pfSense Support] IPv6 support

2010-10-31 Thread Seth Mos
Oops, forgot. It's the thread, not the exact post. But that should get you 
started.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,26469.0.html

Regards,

Seth

Op 31 okt 2010, om 21:41 heeft Nathan Eisenberg het volgende geschreven:

>> The entire instruction for getting my code are in the forum post, basically 
>> just run option 12 from the shell and then playback gitsync. 
>> Enter the custom Git url and it should take just 5 minutes.
> 
> Cool!  Link to the forum post?  I searched, but did not find.
> 
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RE: [pfSense Support] IPv6 support

2010-10-31 Thread Nathan Eisenberg
> The entire instruction for getting my code are in the forum post, basically 
> just run option 12 from the shell and then playback gitsync. 
> Enter the custom Git url and it should take just 5 minutes.

Cool!  Link to the forum post?  I searched, but did not find.


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Re: [pfSense Support] IPv6 support

2010-10-31 Thread Seth Mos

Op 31 okt 2010, om 21:16 heeft Nathan Eisenberg het volgende geschreven:
> 
> That's all I need - interface addresses and firewall rules!  Thank you! Thank 
> you! Thank you!  Come to Seattle, and I will buy you a beer!
> 
> When can I have it? :D

Right now, gitsync against my git repo and it should just work, over the next 
couple of weeks you should see more support coming.

The entire instruction for getting my code are in the forum post, basically 
just run option 12 from the shell and then playback gitsync. Enter the custom 
Git url and it should take just 5 minutes.

If at some point you are not satisfied you can just run gitsync against the 
official url or just run the autoupdate.

Regards,

Seth

Re: [pfSense Support] IPv6 support

2010-10-31 Thread Seth Mos

Op 31 okt 2010, om 21:16 heeft Nathan Eisenberg het volgende geschreven:
> 
> That's all I need - interface addresses and firewall rules!  Thank you! Thank 
> you! Thank you!  Come to Seattle, and I will buy you a beer!
> 
> When can I have it? :D

Right now, gitsync against my git repo and it should just work, over the next 
couple of weeks you should see more support coming.

The entire instruction for getting my code are in the forum post, basically 
just run option 12 from the shell and then playback gitsync. Enter the custom 
Git url and it should take just 5 minutes.

If at some point you are not satisfied you can just run gitsync against the 
official url or just run the autoupdate.

Regards,

Seth

Re: [pfSense Support] IPv6 support

2010-10-31 Thread Eugen Leitl
On Sun, Oct 31, 2010 at 08:16:01PM +, Nathan Eisenberg wrote:
> > What I have now does:
> > native ipv6 static on wan and lan.
> > Ability to add firewall rules for ipv4 and ipv6 on the wan and lan
> 
> That's all I need - interface addresses and firewall rules!  Thank you! Thank 
> you! Thank you!  Come to Seattle, and I will buy you a beer!

I said pretty much that much in private mail. I think we should just
issue retrograde bounty. We seem to be getting IPv6 just on time, on
our favorite platform. Let's support this.
 
> When can I have it? :D


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RE: [pfSense Support] IPv6 support

2010-10-31 Thread Nathan Eisenberg
> What I have now does:
> native ipv6 static on wan and lan.
> Ability to add firewall rules for ipv4 and ipv6 on the wan and lan

That's all I need - interface addresses and firewall rules!  Thank you! Thank 
you! Thank you!  Come to Seattle, and I will buy you a beer!

When can I have it? :D

Nathan Eisenberg


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[pfSense Support] IPv6 support

2010-10-31 Thread Seth Mos
Hello,

I've been working on IPv6 support for pfSense over the past week and have some 
questions on the importance off certain bits. Ofcourse I can't do everything at 
once but I can certainly work in some order.

What I have now does:
native ipv6 static on wan and lan.
Route announcement on LAN if you enable DHCPv6 this does stateless config
ability to terminate a he.net ipv6 over ipv4 tunnel and use the public subnet 
on the lan.
Ability to add firewall rules for ipv4 and ipv6 on the wan and lan

Things I do not have support for:
Pretty much everything else ;-)
No stateless autoconfig support for wan (or dhcpv6)
Announcing dns servers on the LAN
All the vpn and openvpn services need fixing. I havn't tried yet.

I am trying to get some feeling for what people need first before diving off 
into the deep end.

If you have interest you can find the ipv6 post in the 2.0 forum. Feedback 
appreciated.

Regards,

Seth.
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