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Home page indicates 100% loss, but tunnel works
![[nl]](/s/countries/nl.gif) Shadow Hawkins on Tuesday, 21 September 2010 22:08:48
Hi all,
I'm brand new to IPv6, but got my tunnel up-and-running within the last 2 days. It works GREAT!
I'm looking forward to be able to get a subnet and provide all my clients with IPv6.
One question remains (for now):
If I check my home page on the SixXS website, the statistics report 100% loss and no latency (nan) is reported.
Can someone tell me what that means? Do I have to reconfigure my (Windows 7) firewall?
And if I'm not really 'visible', will it affect my ISK increase (needed for the subnet)?
Kind regards,
Ralph.
Home page indicates 100% loss, but tunnel works
![[dk]](/s/countries/dk.gif) Shadow Hawkins on Wednesday, 22 September 2010 11:21:49
I can answer these questions, but not solve your problems. The solutions is somewhere in the FAQ.
Can someone tell me what that means? Do I have to reconfigure my (Windows 7) firewall?
And if I'm not really 'visible', will it affect my ISK increase (needed for the subnet)?
The answers are:
Yes, Yes (probably)
Yes, you will not get ISK (Been there, done that)
Home page indicates 100% loss, but tunnel works
Shadow Hawkins on Wednesday, 22 September 2010 14:55:00
@Lief
Thanks for the answer. Your second 'Yes' did the trick. I allowed ICMPv6 from the other end of the tunnel and now I read latency (8-14 ms) and my loss is 0%.
Now I hope my ISK will get increased somewhere next week and I can set up my own subnet.
Thanks again.
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