Subj : IPV6
To   : Michiel van der Vlist
From : Joe Delahaye
Date : Mon Jul 11 2016 10:10:12

  Re: IPV6
  By: Michiel van der Vlist to Joe Delahaye on Mon Jul 11 2016 15:17:28

 MV> This is important because it the high 64 bits come from your ISP and the
 MV> low 64 
 MV> bits are set locally. If the high 64 bits do not change, you have a static
 MV> range from your povider and you do NOT need a dynamic DNS service.

 MV> The oofd thing is, is that you do not seem to have a SLAAC address, the
 MV> address 
 MV> thatis derived from your MAC. One of your IPv6 addresses that are shown
 MV> with ipconfig is a PE address, an address that changes every 24 hours and
 MV> that is used for outgoing connections. Because it changes every 24 hours,
 MV> it can not be 
 MV> used for incoming connections. The SLAAC adderss stays the same, but
 MV> unfortunateley I do not see one. Maybe SLAAC is diabled on that machine?

 MV> I suggest you configue a static IPv6 address for the BBS machine and
 MV> advertise that for incoming conections. I would have to look up how to do
 MV> that. Perhaps Tony can guide you through the netsh encantations to do it.
 MV> He obviouslyhas done it before.


Strange thing is I have SLAAC enabled for the LAN.  One of our friends from the
eastern part of Z2 (I think), posted a bunch of Netsh commannds.  I did that,
and I think things are back to where they should be.  The address listed in the
nodelist is what the test sites show now
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