On 2014-08-22 11:21, Jean-Pierre Schwickerath wrote: > Hi Jeroen > >>> I ran into the same issue. I had just rebooted our router and was >>> testing it when our SIXXS tunnel didn't seem to come up fast enough. >> >> More details about this "did not come up fast enough"? > > When I reboot the router, I have no SIXXs tunnel for many minutes > after the underlying pppoe session comes up. > I was testing IPv6 connectivity with a ping6 to google.
Did you check a traceroute? Or more importantly that you could reach the other side of the tunnel? Google is a few hops away at minimum. > When I had no > success I tried pointing a browser to a v6 destination - google > obviously didn't work, then took swisscom's front page which didn't work > either. Which just heavily indicates that your connectivity is broken, one way or another (might just be a firewall). > I realized that maybe the tunnel was to blame. So I took it down and > started it again. What do you mean with "starting it again"? > Then finally when ping6 to google worked, I tried to > refresh my browser's page still pointing at swisscom . That's when I > started to curse but soon decided to go our own webservers and to sixxs > where I was welcomed with IPv6. > > I will have to look into the interfaces' configuration - maybe this > weekend. Perhaps the problem is that the sixxs tunnel interface is > trying to start too soon although it's linked to the ppp-interface and > is supposed to wait for it coming up before it activated itself. I shall > try again after introducing a delay before the tunnel tries to start. > I'll let you know if I still have troubles. Seems you have a strange setup, more technical details would be very useful. Greets, Jeroen _______________________________________________ swinog mailing list swinog@lists.swinog.ch http://lists.swinog.ch/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/swinog
