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#1 2008-04-26 01:27:56
- ora
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How to configure ipv6
I only know modprobe ipv6, and don't know what to do next.
I want to connect to ipv6 ftp site.
My ip looks like 192.168.0.101,and connect to the internect through a router 192.168.0.254
how to configure the router,dns,etc...
And i found nothing on wiki.
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#2 2008-04-26 01:49:37
- carlocci
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Re: How to configure ipv6
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#3 2008-04-26 02:40:40
- ora
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Re: How to configure ipv6
It's not what i want. gw6c is only a gateway or proxy.
It's ok to surf the ipv6 webpages with it. BUT connect to ipv6 ftp site need massive data transfer.
I want to configure my card,dns,router, not a gateway or proxy.
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#4 2008-04-26 06:53:08
- tomk
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Re: How to configure ipv6
If you found nothing in our wiki, that just means that nobody has had the time/interest to write it up yet. Search elsewhere, and I'm sure you will find some howtos or tutorials - after all, your request is not distro-dependant.
When you have found the information that you need, you might like to add it to the wiki yourself.
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#5 2008-04-26 16:52:15
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Re: How to configure ipv6
carlocci wrote:It's not what i want. gw6c is only a gateway or proxy.
It's ok to surf the ipv6 webpages with it. BUT connect to ipv6 ftp site need massive data transfer.
I want to configure my card,dns,router, not a gateway or proxy.
I misinterpreted your post.
May I know what ISP you are using? I find it surprising it has already deployed ipv6: are you a tester?
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#6 2008-04-26 20:32:14
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Re: How to configure ipv6
My ip looks like 192.168.0.101,and connect to the internect through a router 192.168.0.254
Those are both IPv4 addresses reserved for use on LANs - ergo: they are useless to us. Is your WAN address IPv4 too, or IPv6?
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