Subj : Re: It's a start....
To   : Bill McGarrity
From : Nicholas Boel
Date : Thu Jan 01 2015 21:43:08

Hello Bill,

On 01 Jan 15 18:05, Bill McGarrity wrote to Nicholas Boel:

 MvV>>> You may have to open your firewall(s) for ping.

 BM>> OK, try it again.  I opened the router firewall.  Let's see what
 BM>> that does. Everything I've looked at in Server2008 shows it's
 BM>> IPv6 enabled.

 NB>> $ ping6 2601:c:3a80:953:793d:a7b5:f09e:6c84
 NB>> PING
 NB>> 2601:c:3a80:953:793d:a7b5:f09e:6c84(2601:c:3a80:953:793d:a7b5:f09
 NB>> e:6c84) 56 data bytes ^C -+- 2601:c:3a80:953:793d:a7b5:f09e:6c84
 NB>> ping statistics --- 8 packets transmitted, 0 received, 100%
 NB>> packet loss, time 6999ms

 NB>> What kind of router? Does that router have a separate IPv6
 NB>> firewall? Mine does, is why I'm asking. If I want to open a port
 NB>> for both v4 and v6, I have to do it for each.

 BM> The router is a Linksys WRT1900AC and it does have a firewall for
 BM> both.  I only had the IPv6 one disabled. Both are now disabled. I also
 BM> made a change to the Type of Connection whereas I went from
 BM> "automatic" IPv6 to Auto 6rd tunnel.

 BM> I also set the server up for DMZ so all ports should be open.

 BM> Apprecieate all your help...

Unfortunately, I still don't see anything good when trying to ping your v6 address.

Regards,
Nick

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