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Route Hosts for IPV6 subnet over windows XP and ayiya aiccu tunnel.
[nl] Shadow Hawkins on Friday, 14 January 2011 13:50:53
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Route Hosts for IPV6 subnet over windows XP and ayiya aiccu tunnel.
[nl] Shadow Hawkins on Friday, 14 January 2011 13:54:37
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Route Hosts for IPV6 subnet over windows XP and ayiya aiccu tunnel.
[ch] Jeroen Massar SixXS Staff on Saturday, 15 January 2011 18:00:40
If you are using AYIYA on windows, then routing a subnet does not work, at least the last time I tried this, but maybe the newer openvpn tun/tap driver has resolved the problem a bit, though I don't think they did. As such, you can configure it, but because of some strange interaction (neighbor discovery amongst others) with the tun/tap driver it won't work.
Route Hosts for IPV6 subnet over windows XP and ayiya aiccu tunnel.
[nl] Shadow Hawkins on Saturday, 15 January 2011 22:40:06
I would suggest to use a Windows 7 host and the Openvpn tun driver (the only one that did install on x64 windows in any case). Windows XP IPv6 stack is lacking as compared to the one in Vista and 7 (no support for statefull DHCP is one of the lacking features). also I would want to use Vista/7 firewall instead of the one in XP :) I do see that the Win7 machine has a default gateway (your XP machine's link local address). You could simply configure your 7 machines manually: netsh int ipv6 add route prefex::/64 11 store=persistent netsh int ipv6 add route ::/0 11 router ipv6 address store=persistent where 11 is the IDX, obtained through netsh int ipv6 show int. It might be worhtwhile to disable the firewall on the XP machine, as surely it should be pingeable by the other machines.
Route Hosts for IPV6 subnet over windows XP and ayiya aiccu tunnel.
[nl] Shadow Hawkins on Saturday, 15 January 2011 22:50:15
Pity it does noet work as I was planning on doing exactly that: routing a subnet with an AYIYA tunnel ending on a Windows XP system. Any chance this will be fixed in the foreseeable future?

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