Hi,
Has any one had any luck getting a 7800N working on the Zen IPv6 trial?
I've got some trial IP addresses, have enabled IPv6 on my 7800N (currently on firmware V 1.06e) but with no joy.
Any clues or pointers out there?
7800N, IPv6 and the Zen Trial
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Re: 7800N, IPv6 and the Zen Trial
Have you enabled 'Ipv6 Autoconfig' as shown on the attached screen shot??bsdnazz wrote:Hi,
Has any one had any luck getting a 7800N working on the Zen IPv6 trial?
I've got some trial IP addresses, have enabled IPv6 on my 7800N (currently on firmware V 1.06e) but with no joy.
Any clues or pointers out there?
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Re: 7800N, IPv6 and the Zen Trial
Yes, IPv6 autoconfig is set.
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Re: 7800N, IPv6 and the Zen Trial
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Re: 7800N, IPv6 and the Zen Trial
Nearly there!
Having run a shed load of netsh commands to disable various IPv6 tunnel interfaces I can get IPv6 working if I use stateful configuration. If I try and use stateless autoconfiguration Windows 7 goes not get an IPv6 address. I want to use stateless to I get fixed MAC address based IPv6 addresses.
Might it be worth upgrading my firmware to 1.06h?
Having run a shed load of netsh commands to disable various IPv6 tunnel interfaces I can get IPv6 working if I use stateful configuration. If I try and use stateless autoconfiguration Windows 7 goes not get an IPv6 address. I want to use stateless to I get fixed MAC address based IPv6 addresses.
Might it be worth upgrading my firmware to 1.06h?
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Re: 7800N, IPv6 and the Zen Trial
Yes you can, I would suggest upgrading to 1.06h.dt2bsdnazz wrote:Nearly there!
Having run a shed load of netsh commands to disable various IPv6 tunnel interfaces I can get IPv6 working if I use stateful configuration. If I try and use stateless autoconfiguration Windows 7 goes not get an IPv6 address. I want to use stateless to I get fixed MAC address based IPv6 addresses.
Might it be worth upgrading my firmware to 1.06h?
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Re: 7800N, IPv6 and the Zen Trial
On our Enta line, I normally setup IPv6 manuallybillion_fan wrote:Yes you can, I would suggest upgrading to 1.06h.dt2bsdnazz wrote:Nearly there!
Having run a shed load of netsh commands to disable various IPv6 tunnel interfaces I can get IPv6 working if I use stateful configuration. If I try and use stateless autoconfiguration Windows 7 goes not get an IPv6 address. I want to use stateless to I get fixed MAC address based IPv6 addresses.
Might it be worth upgrading my firmware to 1.06h?
Attached screen shots (other ISP's eg IDnet or Andrew & Arnold use the auto configuration, the later has been using the 7800N for some years now with IPv6)
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