![]() ![]() ![]() If you were using customized DNS settings (such as OpenDNS) on your machine's Network Pref's Panel (s), remove them, reboot and try again. You should now be able to ping6 & load the page in Safari. You'll see your IPv6 address appear under your Configure IPv6: Automatically Your router address, IPv6 & Prefix Length addressing information will be filled in for you. You'll see your IPv6 address appear under your search domains field. Once it comes back up you can check it in your network panel. Select Advanced>TCP/IP>Configure IPv6: Automatically Hit "Update" while that's rebooting open (on your computer) Apple>System Preferences>NetworkĬhoose connectivity you want to use, Airport, ethernet you'll have to do both LAN IPv6 Address / Routed /64: (remove /64 from the end & add a 1 on the end) IPv6 Default Route / Server IPv6 address: (remove /64 from the end) WAN IPv6 Address / Client IPv6 address: (remove /64 from the end) Remote IPv4 Address / Server IPv4 Address: (I use ipv4 version here to match the rest of the input being ipv4)īlock Incoming IPv6 Connections: Checked (But maybe optional) So in perspective I have a time capsule & airport extreme both running 7.4.2 here's what works for meĪpplications>Utilities>Airport Utility>TCP/IPĬonfigure tcp/ip manually (copy dhcp settings from your provider)Īnycasted IPv4 Caching Nameserver / DNS Server(s): Otherwise you'd use DHCPv6, or manually assign your v6 addresses on your LAN hosts. If the AirPort provides Router Advertisement service, turning this on will cause your IPv6 capable hosts to autoconfigure an IPv6 address out of the routed /64 you configured as the LAN IPv6, and set the AirPort as IPv6 default gateway. However, in the last case you should generate IPv6 keepalive traffic so that the connection table entry doesn't time out. If your firewall doesn't allow forwarding of an IP protocol, you can use the DMZ function, or, it will probably also work if you simply rely on the NAT/connection table of your firewall to generate a nat/connection entry that will forward it to your AirPort. 192.168.0.x), and you'll have to make sure you set up a NAT for your public IPv4 to forward IPv4 protocol 41 (6in4) traffic to the AirPort's IPv4 address. If it's behind a firewall/NAT box, it'll have an RFC-1918 address (i.e. If your AirPort has a public IPv4, then you're done and it should work. For instance, you might use 2001:db8:8765::/64 on the LAN behind the AirPort, and 2001:db8:8765:1::/64 on a LAN on the other side of some other router on your LAN, etc. If you have multiple LANs, you can request a Routed /48, which could then subnet into many (64k) /64 subnets. *If you need only a single LAN IPv6, the routed /64 it comes with will suffice. Quote from: alexkrishnan on November 03, 2009, 02:12:11 AM Thanks in advance for all your help, and even wild guesses are greatly appreciated! My ISP (The University of California) does not appear to support IPv6 "out of the box". Which mode should I be choosing? And in that situation, which fields on the Tunnel Details page map to which fields on the router settings page? If I choose Tunnel, the 4 fields the router prompts me for are called "Remote IPv4 Address:", "Remote IPv6 Address:", "Local IPv6 Address:", and "LAN IPv6 Address:" If I choose Node, the two fields that the router wants filled in are called "Local IPv6 Address:" and "Prefix Length:". I can access the IPv6 settings on my router by going to the Airport Utility>Manual Setup>Advanced>IPv6 and I am presented with 2 choices for the IPv6 mode: I am looking to set up an Apple Airport Extreme router running the latest firmware (7.4.2) for use with IPv6. My goal for this topic is to gain the knowledge to create a step-by-step setup guide for Airport Extreme users for the HE tunnel complete with screenshots. Since I am a resident of Fremont, CA and live less than a mile away from the main server, I thought Hurricane Electric's tunnelbroker would be perfect for me. I, like many on this forum, am completely new to the world of IPv6, so I apologize in advance for asking stupid questions :P. ![]()
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