Does anyone happen to have a working configuration using Debian pppd to connect to Zen Internet in the UK with working IPv6? It looks like IPv6 is expected to run over the IPv4 PPPoE connection. IPv4 is all working fine.
I added: +ipv6 ipv6cp-use-ipaddr to the provider file in /etc/ppp/peers and the pppd output looks promising: Apr 1 13:33:27 deneb pppd[117669]: rcvd [IPV6CP ConfReq id=0x1a <addr fe80::827f:f8ff:fe74:b4f3>] Apr 1 13:33:27 deneb pppd[117669]: sent [IPV6CP ConfAck id=0x1a <addr fe80::827f:f8ff:fe74:b4f3>] [...] Apr 1 13:33:27 deneb pppd[117669]: rcvd [IPV6CP ConfAck id=0x1 <addr fe80::4147:9ae5:df4d:be66>] Apr 1 13:33:27 deneb pppd[117669]: local LL address fe80::4147:9ae5:df4d:be66 Apr 1 13:33:27 deneb pppd[117669]: remote LL address fe80::827f:f8ff:fe74:b4f3 and I can ping the remote link-local address successfully. I see occasional router advertisements, but they have a reachable time of 0ms. If I drop the "ipv6cp-use-ipaddr" then I get different link-local addresses for both the local and remote, but the router advertisements from the new remote still have a reachability time of 0ms. I tried manually assigning an address from the WAN /64 that Zen gave me to the ppp interface and setting the default route to the remote link-local address, but I never got any responses from anything out on the real IPv6 Internet. I'm starting to wonder whether Zen really did turn on IPv6 support on my line correctly since I couldn't make it work with the router they sent me either. Thanks. Mike.
