:/
[mike@zeus ~]$ ping6 google.com
ping6: UDP connect: No route to host
works from my colo
er vps
o_o
i suspect i've fubard my /etc/pf.conf
maybe
looking good for me from my KVM
works for me too
mikeputnam: how about ping6 mirrors.arpnetworks.com ?
Personally I'd take a good look at route/netstat -rn and ifconfig. Definitely sounds like something local got mixed up.
if you blocked icmp6 you're EOL for IPv6
Same for ND
ND is done via ICMPv6?
Oh, yeah it is.
(Bad mental translation from ARP->NDP, ARP packets -> ICMP6 packets)
[mike@zeus ~]$ ping6 mirrors.arpnetworks.com
ping6: UDP connect: No route to host
definitely local
found it.
i had setup AAAA and pf.conf using the wrong address
at least for the external failur
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mikeputnam: if you want to test pf blockages, you cuold always disable pf temp then reenable, pfctl -d to disable.. pfctl -e to enable
i doh
you found it anyway
i responded before reading to the end, oops :)
hmm
i think i still have another issue
and my hunch is it's related to default route and/or something i must've botched in ifconfig
Probably.
so can someone with a browser on ipv6 verify that http://wisconsinlinux.org/ loads and has a cute penguin?
i'm now battling nginx.conf and multiple server{} directives on this dual stacked host
i turned off the ipv4 side for this site
does ipv6 work?
mikeputnam: i get v4 only
yep curl -4 works but curl -6 doesn't
k
thanks
mikeputnam: *   Trying 2607:f2f8:a610::1...
* Connection refused
fwiw I can ping it... but for whatever reason (the voodoo of networking that's beyond me), 4 packets took 15238ms, but each ping was 75ms.