Subj : Re: Raspeberry Pi / SixXS
To   : Michiel van der Vlist
From : Paul Hayton
Date : Fri Oct 02 2015 11:20:35

On 10/01/15, Michiel van der Vlist pondered and said...
 
 Mv> Using a Raspberry PI as an IPv6 router. Interesting experiment...

Yep!

 Mv> I see more that one address, but they all start with  2001:4428:200:816c:
 Mv> 
 Mv> In order to route IPv6 to your LAN, you do not just need a tunnel, you
 Mv> need a subnet as well. Have you ebnabled your subnet at SixXs yet?

Yes it comes with one by default

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

Understood and that's what the Pi should be issuing to the LAN clients

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

The subnet range is a /64 range and the above address is the subnet one.

I realised I need to port forward using ip6tables traffic for binkd and I
think I know how so will try and do this tonight.

Best, Paul

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