>>My goal wasn't to provide a relay -- it's just that getting stf set up
>>means I have a route to 2002::/16, but it's not clear how to get from
>>that to getting full IPv6 connectivity. Freenet6 was a quick hack to
>>get an outgoing default route.
> then, there's noone who advertise 2002::/16 toward you. I suggest you
> to just use source address from freenet6.net.
I was not clear enough, so I would like to add more words.
To make your 2002:180c:a043::/48 prefix reachable from outside,
someone (at least one guy) must act as public relay router, and
inject 2002::/16 to the IPv6 backbone. It seems that noone
is doing so right now. 6TAP do not have route entry for 2002::/16
(6TAP is one of the most biggest IPv6 peering point in chicago US,
www.6tap.net).
Try looking at 6TAP routing table via
http://www.6tap.net/6tap/6tap-lg.html (choose "IPv6" from command pull
down menu, type "route" into argument field and tap "submit" button).
There's no 2002::/16 entry at this moment (while I'm writing it).
itojun
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