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How to install the client on Windows

In order to install the gogoCLIENT on Windows just download the installer and run it. There is configuration needed during the setup but there will be a question about installing a driver not approved by Mircrosoft. You must answer yes to this question or the client will not work.

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Permalink Reply by Igor on October 18, 2009 at 9:11pm
I have windows 7 x64.

i downloaded Client 6.0 Windows Installer 64-bit and it says Operating System not supported!
Permalink Reply by Jeff Baldwin on October 19, 2009 at 3:11pm
Same here. With both Basic and Home versions of gogoCLIENT
Permalink Reply by Mikael Lind on October 19, 2009 at 5:05pm
Run the installer in compatibility mode and everything should work fine. I have it running on Win7 x64 without any issues. The installer will be updated to include Win7 and server 2008 in the next release.
Permalink Reply by Bolleke on October 27, 2009 at 2:46pm
I did that and it seemed to work, but the client won't connect.

"19:44:37 Gateway6 Client v6.0-RELEASE build Feb 23 2009-20:56:34 HAP6 enabled 64-bit
19:44:37 Running Windows version 6.1 .
19:44:37 Received a TSP redirection message from Gateway6 anonymous.freenet6.net (1200 Redirection).
19:44:37 The Gateway6 redirection list is [ anon-sydney.freenet6.net, anon-amsterdam.freenet6.net, anon-montreal.freenet6.net ].
19:44:38 The optimized Gateway6 redirection list is [ anon-amsterdam.freenet6.net, anon-montreal.freenet6.net, anon-sydney.freenet6.net ].
19:44:38 Interface configuration script completed with errors.
19:44:38 Last status context is: Tunnel interface setup.
19:44:38 Finished."
Permalink Reply by Mikael Lind on October 27, 2009 at 5:14pm
I have it running on Win7 (RC still haven't had time to upgrade) without any issues. Could set your logging in debug mode and try to connect again. You could also try setting tunnel mode to NAT traversal.
Permalink Reply by Eddy1964 on November 5, 2009 at 4:51pm
I have Vista (32) and the GO6 client only works on first installation. The next time I start the computer the client does not start automatically and when started manually I do not get IPv6 connection

Anyone knows what the problem could be?
Permalink Reply by Paul Anderson on November 6, 2009 at 2:20am
My Windows 7 x64 isn't working with the client.
Permalink Reply by Mikael Lind on November 25, 2009 at 10:33am
Make sure you install it in compatibility mode.
Permalink Reply by Bob Baker on November 23, 2009 at 10:20pm
Hello, I keep getting the following error, when I try to connect.

20:55:11 A TSP error occurred. Status: 0. Info: (null).
20:55:11 Failed to retrieve TSP capabilities.
20:55:11 Last status context is: Retrieve TSP capabilities.
20:55:11 Finished.

Also when trying to login using an authenticated user name. Which name should I use, I've tried just my user name but get the same error above, with the proper password. Where can I confirm what my user name is, or is it my email address with out the @ extension.

Thanks
Bob


Running XP Pro, service pack 2
Permalink Reply by Mikael Lind on November 25, 2009 at 10:32am
If you use an account for the advanced Freenet6 services it will be the user name you registered for on this page http://gogonet.gogo6.com/page/freenet6-account or that you used before on go6.net. But your problem doesn't seem related to the login. Check that the server name is correct.
Permalink Reply by Lawrence Hughes on December 13, 2009 at 1:33am
I have installed the gogoCLIENT on Win7 32 bit. It connects anonymously, and I
can ping it's own IPv6 address, and that of the gateway, but nothing else. If I
surf to or ping www.ipv6.org, I get IPv4. Even nslookup returns only IPv4 address.
I've tried forcing DNS addresses to know good dual stack DNS servers, but still
nothing. IPv6 address appears only on Local Connection 3 - Local Connection 2
still shows only IPv4 info (this is in a hotel with wired IPv4 service).

Is there some issue with the gogoCLIENT on Win7 32 bit?
Permalink Reply by Mikael Lind on December 13, 2009 at 10:30am
It should work fine on Win7 x32, that is what I'm using right now. You should only get an address on your tunnel adapter so that is as it should be. I think you might have some DNS issue, the connection normally uses your IPv4 DNS and it might be an issue with that one. You could try adding the IPv6 DNS servers available on Freenet6 http://gogonet.gogo6.com/profiles/blogs/google-is-now-ipv6-on-freenet6.

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