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On 09/19/2016 07:50 PM, Steven Kiehl wrote:
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> So I adding that address as a hard-coded gateway in the
> shorewall/providers configuration. I basically followed the
> multi-isp directions and skipped the multi part of it. Seems
> functional, f
Steven Kiehl wrote:
> Thanks for the response, Simon. Like everyone else in the world, it's Time
> Warner service. It's all negotiated over DHCP/DHCPv6. Do I need to unblock
> something for RA services perhaps?
Yes, you will need to be able to receive RAs in order to get your gateway. The
d
Thanks for the response, Simon. Like everyone else in the world, it's Time
Warner service. It's all negotiated over DHCP/DHCPv6. Do I need to unblock
something for RA services perhaps? I found that I can get things working
by taking the steps of hooking a Windows machine up first, grabbing the
d
Steven Kiehl wrote:
> So, after several months, I've decided to take another crack at upgrading to
> IPv6. I followed the directions on the shorewall IPv6 support page as far as
> I can tell, and also dug well into the Linux documentation noted in that
> article. Thanks for all your efforts i
Woops. sorry, let me try attaching this again. Seem to have attached the
stopped-state dump. Attached here is the started-state dump with all the
active changes and whatnot.
By the way, do you accept these dumps via GitHub Gists, or just via
attached gz/bzip2s?
- Steve Kiehl
On Sat, Sep 17,
Hi again!
So, after several months, I've decided to take another crack at upgrading
to IPv6. I followed the directions on the shorewall IPv6 support page as
far as I can tell, and also dug well into the Linux documentation noted in
that article. Thanks for all your efforts in putting that page to
