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Simon Kelley wrote:
> On 15/05/13 21:22, Andy Ruddock wrote:
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>> Using Debian wheezy.
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>> I'm using hurricane electric for my ipv6 tunnel, which works fine
>> for statically configured hosts. I've
On 15/05/13 21:22, Andy Ruddock wrote:
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Using Debian wheezy.
I'm using hurricane electric for my ipv6 tunnel, which works fine for
statically configured hosts.
I've also tried radvd and got hosts to autoconfigure themselves.
As I'm using dnsmasq for
On Wed, 15 May 2013 21:22:49 +0100, Andy Ruddock wrote:
> Using Debian wheezy.
[...]
> As it stands dnsmasq does pass an address back, and the host works as
> expected, but it's not the address I configured.
That sounds familiar - try upgrading to dnsmasq 2.66 (DHCPv6 in
earlier versions was horri
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Using Debian wheezy.
I'm using hurricane electric for my ipv6 tunnel, which works fine for
statically configured hosts.
I've also tried radvd and got hosts to autoconfigure themselves.
As I'm using dnsmasq for ipv4 address allocation I thought it wou
