Hi,
I'm using openwrt to get some experience with ipv6. I'm having problems
though.
When I set up a tunnel (sixxs) everything worked OK. But when I connect
it to native ipv6, I seem unable to have routing.
My tunneled setup :
internet---ipv4 router/firewall---wrt54Gx---test-pc
This way I can surf to ipv6 sites.
My native setup :
internet---ipv6 router/firewall---wrt54Gx---test-pc1
`--test-pc2
test-pc1 can't access the internet via ipv6. Traceroute6 ends at the
wrt54Gx.
test-pc2 has no problems connecting the ipv6-internet. Traceroute6 shows
all hops to an ipv6 host.
I followed the how-to's on the wiki : enable routing, install and
configure radvd.
DNS works because I use names of the ipv6 hosts (ipv6.google.com,
www.kame.net) to ping6 and traceroute6.
On the WRT54 I can ping6 hosts. I don't remember if I did a traceroute6.
I have the ipv6 firewall installed, configured and enabled, but I also
disabled it to test.
I got a /56 subnet from my provider. Between the ipv6 router and the
wrt54 I have a /64 subnet and a different /64 subnet between the wrt54
and test-pc1. "ip -6 addr show" shows this. I don't really know what to
expect from "ip -6 route show" on the different devices. As I don't have
access to the device right now, I can't show.
My hardware is some WRT54G, I think it's a GS. It's running Backfire
final. After my tunnel-tests I did a "factory-reset" of the device and
started fresh.
Could anyone give some hints where to look, and how ?
The first thing I'm going to do is a traceroute6 on the WRT54. Also I'm
going to put a networkhub between the WRT54 and the internet-router so I
can sniff what's going on. Any suggestions what to look for ?
Thanks,
Koenraad.
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