Text 67904, 41 rader
Skriven 2012-02-06 23:18:00 av Ed Vance (8925.windowsa)
  Kommentar till text 67886 av ALAN ZISMAN (1:123/789.0)
Ärende: IPv6
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AZ>On 12-02-04 4:51 AM, Sean Dennis -> Ross Cassell wrote:
AZ> SD> Hello, Ross.

AZ> SD> Tuesday January 24 2012 at 20:32, you wrote to Holger Granholm:

AZ> RC>> But in reality, the conversion to IPV6 will break:

AZ> SD> My firewall/router system can do IPv4<->IPv6 tunneling so my BBS will
AZ> SD> still run happily oblivious to the fact it's outdated. :) Also, doesn't
AZ> SD> Windows 7 have the internal capability like that also? I know Linux can
AZ> SD> do it too.

AZ> SD> So the switchover shouldn't be too bad once it happens...if you're
AZ> SD> prepared.

AZ>Win Vista/7, recent Mac OS X, recent Linux all handle IPv6... so end-users
AZ>ought to be (relatively) OK... Win XP users less so. BUT that's assuming tha
AZ>their home routers - which typically DON'T handle IPv6, ISPs, etc support IP
AZ>It won't be much help if an end-user's OS is IPv6-capable if the hardware al
AZ>the way trying to process the address chokes!

Alan,

I am using Dial Up because I got a Version 2.x upgrade for my Linksys
router the has version 1.x on it.

I can access the router but it won't send anything to the DSL Modem.

The DSL Modem setting is BRIDGE and I can't access it either.

If I have to put the pin in the hole of those two devices, I will do it
as a last resort and then call AT&T DSL Support to help me Re-Register
the Modem, so I can get my DSL connection back, and then play with
getting the router back on line.

Another Big ROUNDTUIT to do.


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