echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/forwarding.insmod /jffs/lib/modules/2.4.34/ip6t_multiport.o.insmod /jffs/lib/modules/2.4.34/ip6table_filter.o.In the Administration/Commands panel I’ve set the following Startup script (these aren’t my real addresses, but in the pattern of an HE tunnel): I have a static IPv4 address, so I’ve configured DD-WRT to connect a tunnel to Hurricane Electric. Also, I’ve set “Radvd enabled” to “Enable”, even though this doesn’t guarantee that radvd will start at the proper time, but it does create /tmp/nf from the entered config, which is useful. I’ve set “IPv6” to “Enable”, although this doesn’t seem to load the IPv6 module. I see that the IPv6 kernel module and the radvd daemon are in the build, and that the Administration/Management panel provides a few IPv6 options. I’m running this variant so that I’ll have some JFFS space for packages: I’m using Eko’s v24 TNG build 9856 on my Buffalo WHR-HP-G54 (4MB flash). More detail about many of these steps can be found in the wiki and other docs. Since “working for me” can mean anything, I’m posting exactly what I needed to do to get IPv6 working for me. UPDATE: For Eko's v24 TNG build 14583 you will need 2.4.37 ip6tables modules. ![]() The following information was provided by forum member crushedhat:įurther info on this subject can be found here and here UPDATE: If you are just trying to get IPv6 working (6to4) on v24 sp1, please view this page:
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