I can't figure out what's up, or where the problem is. I've got a Cisco router configured with a tunnel from he.net. Router can ping out to the IPv6 world with no issues. I manually configured an IPv6 address and a default router on my FreeBSD 8.2 system and everything worked great. Then I wanted to persist the configuration.
I setup the following configuration options in rc.conf:
Upon rebooting, all I'm seeing are DAD notices, and ifconfig shows "duplicated", and IPv6 connectivity is not available. I took the rc.conf options out, rebooting, and tried manually configuring, and I STILL get the DAD notices. It doesn't matter what IPv6 address I use, I get the duplicated notices.
Do I need to be looking at the Cisco as the problem, or at FreeBSD as the problem? I even enabled router advertisement on the Cisco to see if that works and FreeBSD reports DAD notices on the automatically configured IPv6 addresses.
Thanks for any advice.
I setup the following configuration options in rc.conf:
Code:
ipv6_enable="YES"
ipv6_ifconfig_lagg0="address prefixlen 64"
ipv6_defaultrouter="address"Upon rebooting, all I'm seeing are DAD notices, and ifconfig shows "duplicated", and IPv6 connectivity is not available. I took the rc.conf options out, rebooting, and tried manually configuring, and I STILL get the DAD notices. It doesn't matter what IPv6 address I use, I get the duplicated notices.
Do I need to be looking at the Cisco as the problem, or at FreeBSD as the problem? I even enabled router advertisement on the Cisco to see if that works and FreeBSD reports DAD notices on the automatically configured IPv6 addresses.
Thanks for any advice.
