[6bone] client/gw config

[kni501ss]

Michael Richardson wrote:

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>    kni501ss>         /          /
>    kni501ss>     rl0    gif0
>    kni501ss>       |        |     (tspc)
>    kni501ss>     -----------
>    kni501ss>     |            |  (openbsd 3.1)
>    kni501ss>     |            |
>    kni501ss>     -----------
>    kni501ss>           |    (dhcpd ipv4)
>    kni501ss>         dc0        (lan side)
>    kni501ss>           |
>    kni501ss>           |
>    kni501ss>           |------ [ linux box ]  (Debian)
>    kni501ss>           |
>    kni501ss>           |
>    kni501ss>           |-------[ other os box ]
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>    kni501ss> How do I give a 'real' IPV6 address to the linux box ?
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>  You run rtadvd on the openbsd box. From my NetBSD router:
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># service network
>de3:\
>        :addrs#2:\
>        :addr0="2002:401A:9BFE:0003::":\
>        :addr1="2001:0410:0402:0003::":tc=ether:
>        #:addr3="3ffe:1ce1:0:fe51::":tc=ether:
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>  270 ??  Is    1:39.68 /usr/sbin/rtadvd de1 de2 de3 
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>That means that you have to subnet your address space from freenet6. You'll
>notice that suspicously, the network on de*3* is :0003:
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Thankyou for your help,  Michael and Pim.
I found that the freenet6 client automatically creates a cfg file for 
rtadvd when configured as a router.
 However,  it seems that rtadvd isnt quite hppy with the config file, so 
ill take it up with  the
 freenet6 people.