Hello, First of all, I'm no network-guru. So please, be nice :-) What I want: At first I just want to be able to SSH my little Debian machine, that I finally got setup here at home, outside of my router. As static IPv4s isn't available from my ISP, I was suggested SixXS. What I have: - A Tunnel from SixXS - A Time Capsule - EEE PC900 running Debian - MacBook Pro (2009) What I've tried: I've tried to setup my Time Capsule (firmware 7.6.1) through these instructions on the wiki (http://www.sixxs.net/wiki/Apple_Airport). Both automatic and manually (using the settings at the bottom). My Time Capsule keeps complaining about a tunneling error, when doing it manually. I'm able to ping google (ping6 ipv6.google.com) from my Debian setup connected through ethernet, and getting responses. On my MacBook (on WiFi) however, I can't. I tried forcing every single interface (using ping6 ipv6.google.com -I <interface>) but it simply won't ping google. I'm either getting a "ping6: UDP connect: No route to host"-error, which is caused by my router setup (atleast that's what google told me) or "ping6: getaddrinfo -- nodename nor servname provided, or not known"-error. 'ping6 ::1' works fine on the MacBook. When I run the aiccu-tool on my Debian machine, I get no response from the terminal when running 'aiccu start', 'aiccu test'. However, I can see the version and the tunnels available. 'ping6 tunnel::1' or 'ping6::tunnel2' doesn't work either, on the debian machine. What concerns me: Is my debian server setup correctly? It seems to be have ipv6 connectivity. Why can't I ping google on my Mac? As if I can't do that, I surely can't find my server. Thanks a lot for your time.