On Wed, Feb 22, 2012 at 11:24 AM, Chris Dennis cgden...@btinternet.com wrote:
On 22/02/12 09:38, Bob Dunlop wrote:
Hi,
On Wed, Feb 22 at 09:12, Philip Stubbs wrote:
I don't know if it would work, but will OpenWRT or DD-WRT on a cheap
router support ipv6?
Part of my motivation for doing this is to learn about IPv6 on the internet
and on the LAN (including wifi) so that I can set it up for clients
eventually. So using a fairly standard commercially available router would
be preferable.
Entanet support PPPoE connections.
That's good to
Routerboards. Linitx.com sell them. Any alixboard running m0n0wall will do
it too. Routerboard 750 under 40 quid.
Monowall works well with the HE tunnels too.
Wayne
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Morning
The internet router is in port 1, the laptop is in port 5. I have now set
the router port as a trunk on the switch.
Port 5 is on a different subnet to port 1, the laptop is 10.1.202.0 and the
router 10.1.201.0
I set the static addresses of the laptop as follows:
ip: 10.1.202.10
That is excellent Wayne, thank you very much.
Your welcome
I will test this configuration later on today. The DLINK router is very dumb
and doesn't support VLANs or anything fancy like that. However, this is a
mock set-up I have running in my office; I know the router in the actual
It would also be ideal If i could get routing working on the switch, since I
will, eventually, use this switch to route between a number of VLANs in this
building, and so, although the temporal effect is probably negligible, it
seems it would be a better candidate to route between VLANs in
Hello
Large snip
I tried that to no avail... I will have a play with it again at work
tomorrow and see how it goes. I'll let you know how successful I am.
Cheers for all your help guys :)
Steven
The normal way to achieve this is to make one of the ports a trunk
port and connect this to
Hello
If you're really having trouble there is a trick you can use. If you share
the house (for example with your spouse) if you change the BT account into
another name it automatically causes a cease order to go through on the ADSL
which the ISP can't stop. The ISP have no contract with the
Just need the Broadband ADSL router to support IPv6 over PPP and
include IPv6 firewall/port forwarding features.
There are very few ADSL routers which support v6 of ppp. The
Manufactures have been very slow in dealing with this(lack of demand
being the reason they cite). Of course you can use a
Your ADSL router will need to do both PPP (IPv4) and PPP(IPv6), and so
the ADSL router will have both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.
I was talking about v6 only hosts, those without dual stack (new ISP's
that startup after v4 has run out for a example). Once v4 has all been
allocated the v4 addresses
On Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 02:56:21PM -, Vic wrote:
I'm using aiccu to set up the tunnel. Running aiccu start seems to
succeed - but I can't actually get the tunnel working.
Never had any luck with with sixxs, Hurricane Electric worked first
time for with on OpenBSD, Monowall and Vyatta
If this is simply backup data - and particularly if you store it in an
encrypted filesystem - then the backup process may not qualify as a
transfer under the Act. But this is the sort of thing you need to check.
How much data are you talking about? It might be a lot easier to host in
Hi Rob
if I change my default gateway to virgin – the problem goes away
Are you running both connections at the same time ? If so you could
always add a static route on the machine to connect to Virgin's mail
server via the Virgin gateway and leave the default route via your DSL
Regards
At one point I was using a steam engine to open my curtains, but
more
for novelty than for practicality.
Some people have far too much spare time.
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Mind I've spent about three weeks on a project to construct, from
scratch, a wooden beam engine. That's very labour intensive. For
example it took me about five hours to make a single spoked wheel:
http://www.steve.org.uk/Images/2008/09/wheel.jpg
I'm hoping it'll be finished
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