I have a new he.net IPv6 tunnel terminating on a cisco 2811 router
I can ping IPv6 destinations from the router itself, but can't seem to get other hosts on my LAN to use the IPv6 connection
mnathani: you mean router advertisement isn't working?
or even after adding static routes, etc... they won't work
the Win 8 machine get the router adv., but can not reach IPv6 hosts
it can ping the router though
was just going to try a static assignment
does the router show up in traceroutes to IPv6 hosts?
does not
first hop = destination net unreachable
sounds like perhaps the default route is wrong/nonexistant
in the Windows 8 machine
netstat -r ?
to view the routes?
on linux
I prefer netstat -rn
well, netstat -rn6
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc757679%28v=ws.10%29.aspx
"netsh" -> "interface ipv6" -> "show routes"
I got to that article
apparently its for server os
old server os, like 2003
I think it might have something to do with the fact that I have 2 nics on my machine
'netsh interface ipv6 show route'
running IPv4 on one and trying to run IPv6 on the second NIC
according to http://chamaradisanayake.blogspot.com/2011/09/add-ipv6-route-in-windows-7.html
hmm. the router solicitor should take care of using the right interface
as long as you're receiving advertisements on only one NIC
I get a lot of routes
at the top?
"::" perhaps?
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/2bc0b8f5eb8185c077c9
Gist: "https://gist.github.com/2bc0b8f5eb8185c077c9"
super helpful BryceBot, thanks :P
3 different ::
All of which were specified manually
does "manually" mean "automatically by the route solicitor"?
acf_: Well it *could* be helpful. Some people do name their gists... I agree that in this case, not very helpful ;P
I took it to mean that mnathani specified it
oh, it shows a name normally...
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/bdc584702a15239ca235
Gist: "https://gist.github.com/bdc584702a15239ca235"
But notice that there are default routes on two different interfaces (Idx)
I'll see if I can check a working IPv6 Windows routing table...
that one has my ipconfig /all
(Example of a useful Gist: https://gist.github.com/Lanluotiankong/43a6d95c7fbc0e9a5c7a)
Gist: "Kruskal`sMST: to find a minimum spanning tree for a connected weighted graph\n# tests: kruskal(graph)\n# graph = {'vertices': ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E', 'F'],   'edges': set([(4, 'A', 'B'),(8, 'A', 'C'),(15, 'A', 'D'),(16, 'B', 'C'),(23,   'B', 'D'),(42, 'C', 'D'),])\n# expected is: set([(15, 'A', 'D'), (4, 'A', 'B'), (8, 'A', 'C')])"
https://gist.github.com/anonymous/911f58a2179a19c5637e
Gist: "https://gist.github.com/911f58a2179a19c5637e"
thats from a WIndows 8 VM bridged to the IPv6 NIC, and working IPv6 routing
I have a single IPv6 default route
if I enable two interfaces, I get two default routes, but they both point out one interface
(both interfaces are on the same broadcast domain)
otherwise it looks like the one brycec pasted
the gateway appears to always be an fe80:: address
mnathani: perhaps you could try configuring an address / default gateway manually in the GUI?
acf_: I posted nothing
*pasted
oh derp. that was mnathani again
:P