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Nanostack Border Router implementation
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using 6LoWPAN border router on an IPv4 based ISP #27

Closed ghost closed 7 years ago

ghost commented 7 years ago

Hi,

I have a problem to configure the Border router on an IPv4 network with an IPv6 tunnel. I already tried the client exemple and its working with the Firefly border-router on an IPV6 network

To do it on an IPV4 network I created a tunnel with https://tunnelbroker.net/, and I configured my raspberry PI with this tunnel. The tunnel seems to work as i can ping ipv6.google.com on the raspberryPi. After I installed RADVD with this tuto : here, in the step 4, I have used the 64bit prefix

For the border router, I used a K64F with atmel shield : I turned off the dynamic bootstrap "backhaul-dynamic-bootstrap": false, "backhaul-prefix: "2001:470:****:***::", "backhaul-default-route": 2001:470:****:***::1/64", "backhaul-next-hop": 2001:470:****:***::2/64",

The backhaul prefix is the same as in file radvd.conf The default route is the IP address of the ethernet port on Raspberry Pi The next-hop is the IP address of the tunnel IPv6

But in this case i'm not able to send HTTP request while it was working on the ipv6 network.

Have you an idea why ?

ciarmcom commented 7 years ago

ARM Internal Ref: ONME-3049

ghost commented 7 years ago

I solved the problem, I put the dynamic bootstrap in dynamic mode ("backhaul-dynamic-bootstrap": true,)