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I tried to connect to Ipv6 through a 6to4 tunnel, but I couldn't and now I cannot delete the tunnel and I cannot connect to internet at all because all traffic is being redirected to the unusable tunnel.
When I created the tunnel I ran the following code:
# ip tunnel add 6to4 mode sit remote any local 192.168.43.68 (which was my address)
I tried to flush and delete the tunnel and it deleted "6to4", but " sit0" remains. When I try to delete it, it says
# ip tunnel del sit0
delete tunnel "sit0" failed: Operation not permitted
I did this as root, of course, and I need to delete it to get my Internet working again. Help please!
Oh, and rebooting or modprobe -r sit has not resolved the problem because the interface remains and it doesn't show any webpage, although I can see that it shows connected.
Is there any config file where tunnel configuration is saved so I could modify the file manually and reboot without it being active again?
Last edited by kristian.tenorio (2015-01-17 14:02:15)
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I'm sorry. I actually had a DNS problem that I hadn't figured out. I still have not deleted the sit0 interface, but it's not giving me problems (it wasn't exactly the cause).
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