Subj : List of IPv6 nodes
To   : Michiel van der Vlist
From : Stephen Walsh
Date : Sat Apr 22 2017 13:55:06


   Hello Michiel!

21 Apr 17 11:48, you wrote to me:

 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
 SW>> my home connection for the 3:633/281 system.

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

Yes that is correct.

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

 MV>   22  3:633/280    Stephen Walsh          Native  Ausnetworks
 MV>   32  3:633/281    Stephen Walsh          T-6in4  Ausnetworks

 MV> Agreed?

Your the keeper of the list, so if thats how you want it listed then that's 
ok.

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

 MV> How about this:

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

I could, but I wont. I have offerd a /64 to someone else, but we operate under 
data quota's here.




Stephen


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