Subj : Re: Basic Steps / Checks to look at IPv6
To   : Michiel van der Vlist
From : Paul Hayton
Date : Sat Sep 12 2015 22:07:07

On 09/12/15, Michiel van der Vlist pondered and said...
 
Hi Michiel.

 Mv> First you have to make sure that you have a version of binkd that
 Mv> suports IPv6. Run "binkd -vv" ath the command line. I getthis when I do
 Mv> that:

 Mv> Binkd 1.1a-69 (Feb  3 2015 14:07:29/Win32)
 Mv> Compilation flags: mingw32, perldl, https, ntlm, amiga_4d_outbound,
 Mv> bwlim, ipv6.
 Mv> Facilities: fts5004 ipv6

Yes, confirming I have updated to 1.1a-73 and those flags are present.

 Mv> The next step depends on where your tunnel endpoint is. If it is on the
 Mv> same machine as where binkp runs, you probably do not need to do
 Mv> aynthing else.

Well nothing so far is decided...  as I await the human approval process at
SixXS for now.

 Mv> If the tunnel endpoint is installed on your router, you need to
 Mv> confugure the firewall in your router to pass port 24554 to the target
 Mv> machine.  How this is to be done depends on your router.

Running a client on my BBS box I understand, in terms of how I could set
things up at my router I am unsure. I guess SixXS provide some guidance?
Don't know... but in a way the idea of having things working back at the
router sounds better than having ipv6 just on one box in the household LAN.

 Mv> Let us know when you have the tunnel up and running and we can take it
 Mv> from there.

Yep will do. I'm picking I will choose their static option instead of the
AYIYA option - think that's right, as I am on a static IP :)

Best, Paul

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