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IPv6 On Fedora Core 1 - square - 2004-04-06


In my case, I am loading the IPv6 module.

 



Code:
[root@hostname root]# insmod ipv6
Using /lib/modules/2.4.22-1.2174.nptlsmp/kernel/net/ipv6/ipv6.o




 

This should work, and afaik the module should be there by default.

 

next, lets see if IPv6 module has loaded..

 

Code:
[root@xaser square]# ifconfig
eth0



IPv6 On Fedora Core 1 - hijinks - 2004-04-06

kick ass howto.. worked like a charm


IPv6 On Fedora Core 1 - Guest - 2004-04-07


I can't get this to work.. whenever I run their client I get this:

 



Code:
[root@mobile bin]# ./tspc -vf tspc.conf
tspc - Tunnel Server Protocol Client

Loading configuration file

Connecting to server

Send request

Status code from server: 301 No more tunnels available
No ipv6 tunnel has been set (use -h for help)






IPv6 On Fedora Core 1 - square - 2004-04-07


ATTENTION!!!

I've recieved a few reports of people having problems getting this error message..

 

Status code from server: 301 No more tunnels available

 

I think its a problem with Freenet6, i've emailed them about it and i'll post here when i know more..

 

Thanks..

 

Square



IPv6 On Fedora Core 1 - Guest - 2004-04-08


Seems like freenet6 is up again :)Ran tspc again now, and it 'almost' worked.

 

Remembering that I'm behind a natting router, after editing tspc.conf again and putting my external IP-adress in the appropriate place ( client_v4=auto (change auto to your ip) ), it worked like a charm.

 

Only real problem now is that it's a little slow, but I can live with that for now :)

 

Thanks square for an excellent tutorial. This was the push I needed to actually try IPv6 out...

 

And if anyone out there who has gotten IPv6 to work wants to surf the net with it, you can append sixxs.org to the urls ( i.e www.google.com becomes www.google.com.sixxs.org ) and enjoy surfing the IPv6 wave... (Although I wouldn't login to anything using sixxs.org as a proxy ;) ).



IPv6 On Fedora Core 1 - square - 2004-04-08


Not sure if its acutally working, accoridng to the freenet6 website it says this:

 

 

301 No more tunnels available

 

The server as reach its capacity limit.

 

 

On This page:

 

[/url][url=http://www.freenet6.net/draft-tsp.shtml]http://www.freenet6.net/draft-tsp.shtml

 

 

Still waiting for reply from them, i'll keep everyone updated



IPv6 On Fedora Core 1 - seeno - 2004-05-09

i had a dream of me having ipv6, thanks square :)


IPv6 On Fedora Core 1 - anyweb - 2004-07-09


ps. you can also get an ipv6 tunnel from [/url][url=http://www.sixxs.net]http://www.sixxs.net

 

cheers

 

anyweb



IPv6 On Fedora Core 1 - z0ny - 2004-07-09


As far as I know only people with a ping latency below 100ms (to one of the POP's) are accepted by the Sixxs staff.

 

z0ny



IPv6 On Fedora Core 1 - Guest - 2004-11-26




Code:
root@b-ill:/usr/local/tsp/bin# ./tspc -vf tspc.conf
tspc - Tunnel Setup Protocol Client v2.1.1
Initializing (use -h for help)


Connecting to server with reliable udp
Using TSP protocol version 2.0.0
Getting capabilities from server
Authenticating snowball
No common authentication mechanism found
Did you forget to specify a username?
Authentification error

Error is 7: AUTHENTIFICATION_ERROR
TSP session done
root@b-ill:/usr/local/tsp/bin#




 

i get this error, i've added my username and password. what is:



Code:
Authentification error

Error is 7: AUTHENTIFICATION_ERROR




?

 

anyone here who can help?