• Teksavvy

    From Shawn Highfield@1:229/452.2 to JOE DELAHAYE on Wed Aug 31 07:57:48 2016
    Good morning Joe,

    I picked up a new router, I went with the Linksys WRT1900ACS (That's a
    mouthfull eh?). My local staples had two left and the price wasn't bad.

    As soon as it connects I do get a ipv6 address now, my question to you is
    do you know if they assign a static one if you already pay for a static
    ipv4 address?

    Shawn

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  • From Joe Delahaye@1:249/303 to Shawn Highfield on Wed Aug 31 16:20:15 2016
    Re: Teksavvy
    By: Shawn Highfield to JOE DELAHAYE on Wed Aug 31 2016 07:57:48

    I picked up a new router, I went with the Linksys WRT1900ACS (That's a mouthfull eh?). My local staples had two left and the price wasn't bad.

    As soon as it connects I do get a ipv6 address now, my question to you is do you know if they assign a static one if you already pay for a static ipv4 address?


    I think that was the same one I returned, due to lousy configuration setup. Could not set up a static IPv6 address. Only a tunnel or some such, as I recall. Got a DLink 1900ACS instead. Has full setup. Lousy support but I got it working. Now if only I can find out why my V6 address changed when I re-installed windows.
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  • From Kees van Eeten@2:280/5003.4 to Joe Delahaye on Wed Aug 31 22:28:34 2016
    Hello Joe!

    31 Aug 16 16:20, you wrote to Shawn Highfield:

    pin JD> Could not set up a static IPv6 address. Only a tunnel or some such, as I

    recall. Got a DLink 1900ACS instead. Has full setup. Lousy support
    but
    I got it working. Now if only I can find out why my V6 address changed when I re-installed windows.

    You are still relying on lionsden.ddutch.nl but you did not inform me of
    your address changes.

    The current values are:

    lionsden.ddutch.nl has address 69.165.170.121
    lionsden.ddutch.nl has IPv6 address 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f9e0:b9ff:6166:c8ef

    Kees

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  • From Tony Langdon@3:633/410 to Shawn Highfield on Thu Sep 1 06:12:00 2016
    Shawn Highfield wrote to JOE DELAHAYE <=-

    As soon as it connects I do get a ipv6 address now, my question to
    you is
    do you know if they assign a static one if you already pay for a
    static
    ipv4 address?

    You'd have to ask yor ISP. Mine does, but it's an ISP by ISP thing.

    Shawn

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    ROFLMAO!!!

    I'm down on taglines until I get home. :(


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  • From Shawn Highfield@1:229/452.2 to JOE DELAHAYE on Thu Sep 1 07:05:46 2016
    Quoting Joe Delahaye to Tiny <=-

    I think that was the same one I returned, due to lousy configuration setup. Could not set up a static IPv6 address. Only a tunnel or some

    Yes the linksys firmware is junk, but this is the opensource model with
    full support from linksys on flashing DD-WRT on it.

    Once you have dd-wrt now you have control. :)

    Lousy support but I got it working. Now if only I can find out why my
    V6 address changed when I re-installed windows.

    Hrmm. So... is the IPv6 from teksavvy static? ;)

    Shawn

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  • From Joe Delahaye@1:249/303 to Shawn Highfield on Thu Sep 1 20:48:33 2016
    Re: Teksavvy
    By: Shawn Highfield to JOE DELAHAYE on Thu Sep 01 2016 07:05:46

    Yes the linksys firmware is junk, but this is the opensource model with full support from linksys on flashing DD-WRT on it.

    Once you have dd-wrt now you have control. :)

    I tried that on one of my TP-link routers. It very efficiently removed both wifi modes. Nowhere in the configuration I could find to activate at least the supposedly supported 2.4 radio. Going back to factory, was a pain, both times I tried that.


    Lousy support but I got it working. Now if only I can find out why
    my V6 address changed when I re-installed windows.

    Hrmm. So... is the IPv6 from teksavvy static? ;)


    Yes. Still (after all these years) in Beta, but yes, it IS static. Have you requested it
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  • From Shawn Highfield@1:229/452.2 to Joe Delahaye on Fri Sep 2 17:03:00 2016
    Yes. Still (after all these years) in Beta, but yes, it IS static.
    Have you requested it

    I have. Thanks Joe! I've almost got things going here, I had to back out
    to the old router becuase my son needed internet for registering at college
    so I'll play again in a week or two. Nothing gets done fast around this
    place.

    Shawn

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  • From Joe Delahaye@1:249/303 to Shawn Highfield on Fri Sep 2 20:20:39 2016
    Re: Teksavvy
    By: Shawn Highfield to Joe Delahaye on Fri Sep 02 2016 17:03:00

    Yes. Still (after all these years) in Beta, but yes, it IS static.
    Have you requested it

    I have. Thanks Joe! I've almost got things going here, I had to back out to the old router becuase my son needed internet for registering at college so I'll play again in a week or two. Nothing gets done fast around this place.


    Sorry I cant help more. As you can see I am having my own troubles. I finally have the BBS stabilized again. I have rebooted and the IPv6 address has remained the same, so, until I reinstall again, I should be good.
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