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2012-01-06 14:14:01 UTC
This sounds like an interesting topic. Please be aware that we will have people there of varying knowledge levels. Hopefully we will be able to broadcast this on out Big Blue button channel. Please see our web site for more details http://www.mdlug.org We've been experimenting with a web cast so we may ry that again. Our meeting is the second Saturday of each month (so that's 1/14). I'll pass this on to some other groups. My apologizes to everyone who gets this multiple times. I'm working off of several lists. I suspect this type of event could be duplicated in Penguicon.org and TecShop.ws - as well as local group events such as i3Detroit, Wash Lug . . .
---------- Original Message ----------
From: Michael Mol <mikemol at gmail.com>
To: Stan at mcomputersolutions.com, "MDLUG's Main discussion list" <mdlug at mdlug.org>
Subject: Re: [mdlug] IPv6
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2012 00:12:44 -0500
My Internet connection through Comcast also doesn't include IPv6,
though my modem supports it; Comcast hasn't rolled out IPv6 in my area
yet. So I use tunnelbroker.net, which is a free tunnel service offered
by Hurricane Electric. They only require that you have a public IPv4
address; it doesn't have to be static, but you do need to reconfigure
their end of things if your public IPv4 address changes. This is
scriptable.
I can also talk about the difference between radvd/RAs, which don't
include nameserver information, and DHCPv6, which can. My own setup
has nameserver details distributed via IPv4 DHCP.
:wq
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---------- Original Message ----------
From: Michael Mol <mikemol at gmail.com>
To: Stan at mcomputersolutions.com, "MDLUG's Main discussion list" <mdlug at mdlug.org>
Subject: Re: [mdlug] IPv6
Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2012 00:12:44 -0500
My Internet connection through Comcast also doesn't include IPv6,
though my modem supports it; Comcast hasn't rolled out IPv6 in my area
yet. So I use tunnelbroker.net, which is a free tunnel service offered
by Hurricane Electric. They only require that you have a public IPv4
address; it doesn't have to be static, but you do need to reconfigure
their end of things if your public IPv4 address changes. This is
scriptable.
I can also talk about the difference between radvd/RAs, which don't
include nameserver information, and DHCPv6, which can. My own setup
has nameserver details distributed via IPv4 DHCP.
My AT&T DSL modem does not work 100% with IPv6. It cannot provide DNS entries
for DHCP. I have to hard code the DNS for Debain 6+. It is not a big deal, so I
have not contacted AT&T.
Regards,
Stan
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--for DHCP. I have to hard code the DNS for Debain 6+. It is not a big deal, so I
have not contacted AT&T.
Regards,
Stan
I'll be coming by next week to do a presentation on IPv6. I dug
through the MDLUG's mailing list archives to see if there had been any
prior discussion on-list about the topic, but I don't see any. So I
* What experiences do you already have with IPv6?
* What questions do you have regarding IPv6?
* What kinds of networked hardware and operating systems do you use?
In my presentation, I plan on bringing my laptop with me. Presuming I
can get Internet access, I'll set my laptop as an IPv6 router, and set
up a local network which you can connect to; the network will have
both IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity, and you should be able to quickly
find out how well your portable hardware works over IPv6.
_______________________________________________through the MDLUG's mailing list archives to see if there had been any
prior discussion on-list about the topic, but I don't see any. So I
* What experiences do you already have with IPv6?
* What questions do you have regarding IPv6?
* What kinds of networked hardware and operating systems do you use?
In my presentation, I plan on bringing my laptop with me. Presuming I
can get Internet access, I'll set my laptop as an IPv6 router, and set
up a local network which you can connect to; the network will have
both IPv4 and IPv6 connectivity, and you should be able to quickly
find out how well your portable hardware works over IPv6.
mdlug mailing list
mdlug at mdlug.org
http://mdlug.org/mailman/listinfo/mdlug
:wq
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