"Yes, but the strange thing is that Windows XP boxes in my LAN can access IPv6 sites, while Windows 7 can not.
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Resolve but no connection on Windows 7?
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My ISP has updated their DNS to support IPv6. If I open a command prompt and run "ping -6 ipv6.google.com" it resolves the name ok, but ping itself times out.Of course no http connection happens…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by freitasm Dec 14, 2010.
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Dallam Oliver-Lee replied to freitasm's discussion 'Resolve but no connection on Windows 7?'"Sounds like your ISP is preparing to go IPv6. You might not being getting a native IPv6 connection due to any of the following:DSL/Cable modem not IPv6 readyGateway router not IPv6 ready
ISP isn't giving out IPv6 addresses to customers yet"
Mikael Lind replied to freitasm's discussion 'Resolve but no connection on Windows 7?'"I wounder if you are experiencing the IPv6 address deprecated bug in Window 7. If it gets and address that then isn't renewed for a while it might keep it is deprecated and not accept new addresses. If you do ipconfig /all you might see some…"
freitasm replied to freitasm's discussion 'Resolve but no connection on Windows 7?'"Here is the thing... Inside my home LAN I have Windows 7 and Windows XP boxes (or VMs).
Windows XP machines all get IPv6 addresses, can ping and connect to IPv6 hosts, with no additional software required.
Windows 7 machines don't.
I really…"
Carl Holzhauer replied to freitasm's discussion 'Resolve but no connection on Windows 7?'"Not a problem.
You'll want 6to4 though, not Teredo.
Goole knows all...look around and if you can't find anything, post back. It's not too hard to get 6to4 setup
Any reason you want 6to4 or Teredo though?…"
freitasm replied to freitasm's discussion 'Resolve but no connection on Windows 7?'"Yes, exzactly... I'd like to have it done on Windows, without having to use the Gogo client..."
Carl Holzhauer replied to freitasm's discussion 'Resolve but no connection on Windows 7?'"AFAIK, no, the GoGo client does not to 6to4 or Teredo; that's build into Windows so Windows should do it for you."
freitasm posted a discussionResolve but no connection on Windows 7?
My ISP has updated their DNS to support IPv6. If I open a command prompt and run "ping -6 ipv6.google.com" it resolves the name ok, but ping itself times out.Of course no http connection happens either.If I use the Gogo client of course everything works fine, of course. So the question is, how to correctly configure 6to4 or Teredo on Windows 7? Or is it even possible without the Gogo client?See More
freitasm replied to freitasm's discussion 'Geekzone gone Ipv6...' in the group v6 in New Zealand"We have moved hosting providers 1st September. While we got a more robust datacentre, much higher bandwidth and lower latency we did not have access to IPv6 on its core, so had to take down that service.
Since everyhing is still in place on our…"
David Anso replied to freitasm's discussion 'Geekzone gone Ipv6...' in the group v6 in New Zealand"I'm not getting any AAAA records for www.geekzone.co.nz or ipv6.geekzone.co.nz
Did you take down the IPv6 for some reason?"
"Hey, great stuff.... however I cannot seem to connect to it at the moment. :-("
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Bill Walker replied to freitasm's discussion 'Geekzone gone Ipv6...' in the group v6 in New Zealand"Great to see more content available via IPv6.. well done :-)"
freitasm replied to freitasm's discussion 'Geekzone gone Ipv6...' in the group v6 in New Zealand"You are a dirty spammer..."
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Geekzone gone Ipv6...
After a little bit of work we now have Geekzone (www.geekzone.co.nz) with IPv6 connectivity through our hosting/colocation provider ICONZ. Visitor to the site through an IPv6 connection will see a different header with a green IPv6 over our usual logo. We decided to keep the same URL to avoid search engines seeing "duplicated" content. We also have a test page as ipv6.geekzone.co.nz - it is only visible through IPv6 connections and the only output is your…See More
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