majuss / easybox904

This is a step by step guide to open your easybox 904 xDSL for the usage with every provider, without MIC.
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VDSL connected, but no IPv6 address #59

Closed wolleric closed 2 years ago

wolleric commented 2 years ago

Hi @majuss,

thanks for the great guides! I am trying to get it to work with the VDSL50 connection of our local provider "htp", and the internet link is established ("Show Time"), but it does not obtain any WAN IP address. The provider insists on using IPv6, could this be a issue?

wolleric commented 2 years ago

I should add that it is a "DS-lite" link, i.e. IPv6-only.

majuss commented 2 years ago

When you're connected via ssh run: ccfg_cli showcfg to look for ipv6 config entries.

wolleric commented 2 years ago

When you're connected via ssh run: ccfg_cli showcfg to look for ipv6 config entries.

Here is what I believe to be the interesting part:

root@easy:~# ccfg_cli showcfg|grep -i ip6 [...other interfaces...] ip6_enable@wan050 = 1 ip6_proto@wan050 = dhcp ip6_addr@wan050 = ip6_prefix@wan050 = ip6_pfxlen@wan050 = 64 ip6_gateway@wan050 = ip6_stateless@wan050 = 0 ip6_duid@wan050 = ip6_duid_type@wan050 = 2 ip6_domain@wan050 = ip6_sntp@wan050 = ip6_dns@wan050 = ip6_dns_primary@wan050 = ip6_dns_secondary@wan050 = ip6_lease@wan050 = ip6_life@wan050 = ip6_renew@wan050 = ip6_rebind@wan050 = ip6_delegate_prefix@wan050 = ip6_delegate_pfxlen@wan050 = ip6_changed@wan050 = 0 ip6_dhcp6c_rebind_instead_of_solicit@wan050 = 0 ip6_filter_cnt@wan050 = 0 ip6_filter_list@wan050 = ip6_tunnel_type@wan050 = 0 ip6_tunnel_status@wan050 = ip6_6rd_ifname@wan050 = 6rd ip6_6rd_info@wan050 = ip6_6rd_prefix@wan050 = ip6_6rd_pfxlen@wan050 = 0 ip6_6rd_border_relay@wan050 = ip6_6rd_v4mask@wan050 = 0 ip6_6to4_ifname@wan050 = 6to4 ip6_6to4_subnetid@wan050 = 0 ip6_6to4_border_relay@wan050 = 192.88.99.1 ip6_enable@system = 0 ip6_dns1@system = ip6_dns2@system = ip6_dhcp6c_prefix_mode@system = 0 ip6_dhcp6c_random_case@system = 0 ip6_dhcp6c_prefix_addr@system = ip6_dhcp6c_prefix_length@system = 56 ip6_extra_sid@system = ip6_pre_routing_prefix@system = [...other interfaces...]

I have tried values 0-4 for "ip6_tunnel_type@wan050", but no effect. Next test will be "ip6_enable@system"... Any suggestions?

majuss commented 2 years ago

Nope absolutely no clue. You would need someone with a Vodafone connection and their config dump regarding ipv6. The alternative would be openWrt if you don't need the fixed phone.

wolleric commented 2 years ago

I tried openWrt, just to test the DSL connection, but it says something like "ERROR: interface does not exist" in the WebUI. I checked twice that everything was done acc. to your tutorial...

majuss commented 2 years ago

Which version of owrt did you tried exactly?

wolleric commented 2 years ago

2019-02-07

majuss commented 2 years ago

owrt is under constant development, please see this wiki entry: https://openwrt.org/toh/astoria/arcadyan_astoria_easybox_904xdsl_r01 to install the latest owrt. You need a computer running Linux.

majuss commented 2 years ago

Give me a heads up, if you're not able to compile owrt.

majuss commented 2 years ago

@wolleric any news :)?

wolleric commented 2 years ago

@majuss Actually I gave up on that box. That linked OpenWRT version came without full IPv6 support, which is necessary in my case. I couldn't get the compilation to work, but it seemed anyway that IPv6 support would exceed the storage size of the box...

Used an old Fritz!Box now. Thanks for caring! :)