Routed /48:  	 2001:470:d39d::/48
	Routed /64: 	2001:470:1f15:158c::/64


This is the config, I got from tunnelbroker.net
But I have not configured the routed /48 part on my side at all. (the 
/48 part was optional at tunnelbroker.net)

It seems I have missed a digit, somewhere during copy/pasting - (the 
part where you were assuming x::1)


I'll try to setup Sixxs again, since they have a Windows Client too - 
that way I can try in between the office, and my home.
At the office I don't have a monowall yet (have to wait 60 days, before 
I start working there :)  - and am not going to do experiments at my 
current job)

Thank you for your testing though... but since I'm completely new to 
ipv6, I don't want to take your time too much ;)

Steve Bertrand schreef:
> Michel Servaes wrote:
>   
>> 2001:470:1f15:158c:d7d:bd6:5ff3:6988 is the IP of my computer, behind monowall.
>>     
>
> I can not ping that.
>
>   
>> 2001:470:1f14:158c::2/64 is the assigned client IPv6 address
>>     
>
> I can ping that.
>
>   
>> , in being the server 2001:470:1f14:158c::1/64
>>     
>
> I can ping that.
>
>   
>>  2001:470:1f15:158c:: to the LAN side of monowall.
>>     
>
> I can not ping that (assuming that the m0n0 is x::1)
>
>   
>> Ugh, I hate those new addresses... IPv4 was easy to remember. This is akward :-)
>>     
>
> The numbering scheme will come naturally after some time ;)
>
>   
>> Thanks again, for testing - this helps me getting it running, and understanding it
>>     
>
> No problem.
>
> It appears as though the m0n0wall is not allowing IPv6 traffic to cross
> from the WAN side to the LAN side.
>
> How was your tunnel space allocated? I'm not familiar with how the
> tunnel providers are assigning/routing space.
>
> Do they route you 2001:470:1f15::/48 over the 2001:470:1f14:158c::/64
> tunnel?
>
> Steve
>