Subj : Raspeberry Pi / SixXS
To   : Paul Hayton
From : Michiel van der Vlist
Date : Thu Oct 01 2015 11:38:25

Hello Paul,

On Thursday October 01 2015 13:46, you wrote to All:

Using a Raspberry PI as an IPv6 router. Interesting experiment...

 PH> IPv6 Address: 2001:4428:200:816c::50,

I see more that one address, but they all start with  2001:4428:200:816c:

In order to route IPv6 to your LAN, you do not just need a tunnel, you need a subnet as well. Have you ebnabled your subnet at SixXs yet?

The tunnel and the subnet have different prefixes. The devices on the LAN should get addresses in the range that is assigned to the subnet, not that of the tunnel.

What does your configuration page on SixXs say about your address ranges?


Cheers, Michiel

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