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do i need aiccu on a running tunnel and subnet with fritzbox?
![[de]](/s/countries/de.gif) Shadow Hawkins on Thursday, 17 February 2011 18:41:49
Hi all,
IPv6 is a big theme and i'm new in this.
First i have requested a tunnel and on aprove i've installed aiccu on my PC (machine i'm working mostly). After this i've requested a subnet and i've received also an aprovement. So now my Fritz!Box 7390 is working fine on IPv6, all other machines in my network (hardware-based and virtual) also, but only the machine with the running aiccu (XP64) makes a little trouble.
Some websites are running normaly, some other not.
for example:
www.google.de is coming up fast
www.heise.de needs a long time to come up
www.sixxs.net needs a long time to come up
On all other machines all web-sites are coming up nomaly (fast).
The only differnt is the running aiccu
So, my question is:
Do i need a aiccu on any machine while tunnel and subnet on my fritzbox is running fine?
Many thanks for your answer!
do i need aiccu on a running tunnel and subnet with fritzbox?
Do i need a aiccu on any machine while tunnel and subnet on my fritzbox is running fine?
No, as the Fritz!Box implements a native/own version of both TIC and heartbeat, it has all the functionality to run a heartbeat tunnel.
As such you can just let it handle everything and only need to install an IPv6 stack on hosts in the network.
Do note that the Fritz!Box IPv6 stack has a number of shortcomings (no static routing, no user firewall etc etc), but AVM claims that these are being addressed.
do i need aiccu on a running tunnel and subnet with fritzbox?
Shadow Hawkins on Wednesday, 23 February 2011 20:53:24
many thank for your answer, i'll diable aiccu, because i've the additional problem that the internet-connection is very slow on the machine there is aiccu running.
I'm looking forward ...
Bye!
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on Tuesday, 22 February 2011 12:23:49
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