Subj : List of IPv6 nodes
To   : Stephen Walsh
From : Michiel van der Vlist
Date : Fri Apr 21 2017 11:48:06

Hello Stephen,

On Friday April 21 2017 11:39, you wrote to me:


 MV>>>>  22  3:633/280    Stephen Walsh          Native  Ausnetworks

 MV>>>>  32  3:633/281    Stephen Walsh          Native  Ausnetworks

 MV>> Done.

 MV>> And congratulations on gettin native IPv6.

 SW> Well it is native in so much as the server in the data centre is
 SW> native, and I've been alocated a /48. I've just tunnel'd a /64 to my
 SW> home connection for the 3:633/281 system.

So... correct me if I am wrong... 633/280 runs in a server park and had native IPv6. 633/281 is located at your home where you do not have native IPv6. A /64 from the /48 you have at the server park is available at your home, tunneled over your IPv4 connection to your ISP.

If that is correct I would perfere to list your nodes like this:

  22  3:633/280    Stephen Walsh          Native  Ausnetworks

  32  3:633/281    Stephen Walsh          T-6in4  Ausnetworks

Agreed?

 SW> The he.net tunnel worked ok, it was just slow. Esp when I wanted to
 SW> access a Au ipv6 server it went via tyo and back again.

How about this:

If you have a /48, most of which you will probably never use, and you can host tunnels, you probably could make some other sysops Down Under happy by giving them an alternative for 6RD or he.net...


Cheers, Michiel

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