I ran a quick test...
Without IPv6 addresses on the ONE machine, I had ping6'ed my destination. I
had bandwidth restrictions that were a little more relaxed however. With the
restrictions below, I was only getting a handful of packets through, with most
of the difficulty being each machine 'loosing' the IPv6 address of the other
(since they weren't specified on either machine, and neither machine insisted
on caching the result for more than several seconds).
You may also want to check to see if the linespeed and/or propagation are
affecting the link in the direction you're expecting. I actually found it
somewhat counter intuitive myself when first using ONE.
-Joseph
On Wed, Apr 03, 2002 at 06:58:58PM +0200, Olaf Menzel wrote:
> Hello Josef and all users of one,
> --------------------------------
>
> I have just setup a Ulra Sparc 10 , Solaris 8 for dual stack ip (ipv4, ipv6) with 2 if card and two different networks.
>
> ipv4:
> ONE
> 192.168.1.1 --------------- 192.168.1.254 ========= 10.10.100.254 ------------10.10.100.1
>
>
>
>
> ipv6:
>
> 3ffe:400:9a0:501:206:5bff:fe64:e845
> |
> |
> | ONE
> 3ffe:400:9a0:501:a00:20ff:fec1:316a ======== 3ffe:400:9a0:502:a00:20ff:fec1:316a
> |
> |
> |
> 3ffe:400:9a0:502:206:5bff:fe64:e871
>
>
> First of all I tried from one network to the other network by enabling ip_forwarding. Then I disabled ip_forwarding
> and started one with one -d test, but one refuses to forward traffic from one interface to the other interface. No ping answered.
> here is my one config file:
>
> verbose: 1
> logfile: /tmp/bridge.log
> pidfile: /tmp/bridge.pid
> delayfile: /tmp/bridge.delay
> memunit: 1024 B
> drawplots: 0
>
> interface: hme0
> linespeed: 64 kbs
> qsize: 85 KB
> propagation: 0
> drop: no_drop
>
> interface: le1
> linespeed: 64bs
> qsize: 85 KB
> propagation: 0
> drop: no_drop
>
>
> For IPv6 it is more difficult to disable routing beacuse the ipv6 adresses aere automaticly set for aech interface
> by the in.ndpd daemon. As I know it automaticly routes every ipv6 traffic . The the ipv6 addresses has to be set by hand.
>
> After putting the ipv6 addresses to hme0 and hme1 new virtual interfaces has been created (hme0:1 and hme1:1) which carring the ipv6 addresses. I tried to use these interfaces in the ONE config file but one proclaims with " interface hme0:1 not found"
>
> Do you have any idieas ?
>
> with best regards
>
> Olaf Menzel
>
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