What was the problem? The problem is that the router forwards the ipv6 packets without doing the adress translation (NAT). So I have to configure the internal computer to respond additionally to the public IP address (which unfortunately is dynamically given by edpnet). Even more stupid, before ...

I finally managed to get it working. The problem did not come from edpnet but from my stupid wag54g adsl router. If somebody is interested I can give details about how I got it working.

nicolae

I have an xs4all.be / evonet adsl connection and tunnels from www.sixxs.net those are preforming very good + 300 KB/sec. Give it a try they have also a good aiccu program to manage the connection and there is a forum with a lot of tips when it don't work. I'm using already sixxs at my work, it ...

try freenet you probably have a nat , and more then one client on your router.. or something well anyway freenet creates an udp tunnel or something and it works i managed to setup an ipv6 tunnel on a client that was behind a nat so mutch for nat & firewall security you can bypass it using ipv6 if ...

DIEVO schreef:I have a working Easynet IPv6 tunnel. What service are you trying?

Grtzz

dievo

Sorry, I did not anderstand your answer. Are you an edpnet client and you set up a tunnel to easynet?
edpnet answered me that the tunnel should work but I try with a different adsl router and still does not work.

Sorry for posting in english, please feel free to answer in dutch. Has any edpnet adsl user managed to get an ipv6 tunnel working over the edpnet network? I'm trying for a few days to set up such a tunnel and it fails for some reason. I'm not sure it is my adsl router (wag54g) or edpnet that drops ...