Hi Mike, If you use a tunnel to connect to ipv6 land i would expect that you ping6 tun0/sit0 or the other end of the tunnel, not your eth0 interface. If you are using a tunnel, eth0 should only have an ipv4 address, not a ipv6 address.
Hope this helps. Kind rgards, @ >Forwarding is turned on. >The internal clients (1 winxp box, 1 MDK linux box) both obtain an ipv6 >address. They can both ping6 to the router's lan interface (eth1), >both >neither can ping6 the outside interface of the router (eth0). From my >experience in the ipv4 world, this would sound like a routing issue, or >gateway issue. I can ping6 the router but can't traverse the router. >Thanks Guys, will keep trying. >Mike >Fredrik Tolf wrote: --------------------------------------------------------------------- The IPv6 Users Mailing List Unsubscribe by sending "unsubscribe users" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
