Thanks Kostas! This is very helpful. I have not yet got it working, but I think I am getting there. I now have an inet6 address on the pppoe0 interface.
>From my ISPs documentation, it seems I need to install the wide-dhcpv6 package. http://www.internode.on.net/support/guides/internet_access/ipv6/linux_bsd/ In the process of doing that now. In your documentation, before the line: * Edit ?/etc/dhcp6c.conf? and add the following You should have: pkg_add wide-dhcpv6 Cheers! .d.d. On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 04:22:14PM +0300, Kostas Zorbadelos wrote: > David Diggles <[email protected]> writes: > > Hello, > > we provide pilot native dual stack access in Greece. One of our users > has contributed the setup described in this link: > > http://ipv6.ote.gr/?page_id=74&lang=en > > Prefix delegation is being done through DHCPv6 and we provide one /56 > per user. Hope this helps, let me know if you find anything inaccurate > on this page. > > Regards, > > Kostas > > > Hi Martin > > > > Aha! Sounds complicated, and a bit different to my situation, so I am > > replying back to the list. :/ > > > > My ISP provides native dual stack IPv4 and IPv6 over PPPoE. The IPv4 > > address is static, and the IPv6 address is dynamic. > > > > I've tested connecting with the PPPoE client on MacOSX and can then ping6 > > to test hosts. It works. > > > > I wish to get both working on OpenBSD, pppoe(4), but do not know > > (a) if it supported, and if so, > > (b) the hostname.if / ifconfig syntax to bring it up with IPv4 and IPv6 > > on the pppoe interface. > > > > If someone out there can enlighten me, I would be greatful. > > > > .d.d. > > > > On Tue, Apr 17, 2012 at 07:01:47AM +0200, Martin Schmitt wrote: > >> Hey David! > >> > >> No, I have not found a solution, because problems were already happening > >> on a lower layer. 1) The modem/router actually doesn't pass through > >> PPPoE when it is already terminating PPPoE itself, and 2) Deutsche > >> Telekom obfuscates the oE part in PPPoE by using some sort of VLAN tagging. > >> > >> To make a long story short, I still use tunneled IPv6. > >> > >> -martin > >> > >> -- > >> Martin Schmitt - Schmitt Systemberatung - http://www.scsy.de > >> DE 35415 Pohlheim, Gie?ener Str. 18 > >> DE 65307 Bad Schwalbach, Am Br?unchesberg 9 > >> Linux/UNIX - Internet - E-Mail Infrastructure - Antispam/Antivirus > >> - "What goes up, must come down. Ask any system administrator." - > >> > >> > >> Am 17.04.12 03:50, schrieb David Diggles: > >> > Hi Martin, > >> > > >> > I have exactly the same issue! I am wondering if you found a solution? > >> > > >> > .d.d. > >> > > >> >> List: openbsd-misc > >> >> Subject: PPPoE for IPv6 > >> >> From: Martin Schmitt <mas () scsy ! de> > >> >> Date: 2011-01-31 16:47:43 > >> >> Message-ID: 4D46E7AF.3010300 () scsy ! de > >> >> [Download message RAW] > >> >> > >> >> Now I'm in trouble! ;-) > >> >> > >> >> I've been using IPv6 via tunnel for a while, with decent success. > >> >> > >> >> Lately, I have found an ISP here in Germany who hands out free native > >> >> IPv6 access, which is to be used on top of the existing DSL line. And I > >> >> already have an account with them. > >> >> > >> >> How do I configure PPPoE for IPv6? Is the example from pppoe(4), with > >> >> the 0.0.0.0 etc. dummy addresses, also valid for a pure IPv6 connection, > >> >> or do I have to set it up in a different way? (I have never before > >> >> configured PPPoE on OpenBSD.) > >> >> > >> >> Kind regards, > >> >> > >> >> -martin > > > > -- > Kostas Zorbadelos > twitter:@kzorbadelos http://gr.linkedin.com/in/kzorba > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > () www.asciiribbon.org - against HTML e-mail & proprietary attachments > /\
