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Hi,
I am trying to run IPv6forwarding on a linux
box with the following characteristics:
* SuSE 9.0 ( kernel 2.4.21-215-default
)
* Usagi's stable kit Release 5 ( recompiled the
kernel 2.4.21 )
* IPSec functionality configured and running as
described in Usagi's Howto
The IP address allocation is through radvd ( v
0.7.2 ). I can succesfully activate
IPv6forwarding ( sysctl -w net/ipv6/conf/all/forwarding=1 ), yet when I do so
the default route vanishes. If I set the default route statically I recover
connectivity, but no further Router Adv. will change this status. I understand
that this happened in previous releases of radvd, yet the funny thing is that
when I reboot the machine and start with SuSE's default 2.4.21-215 kernel, I can
activate IPv6Forwarding without loosing my default route.
For some reason I also get 2 Site-IPv6 addresses
assigned, one is always the same ( prefix + token ) yet the other one changes
constantly. This does not happen when I run SuSE's default kernel. I have tried
to compile the radvd that comes with the Usagi kit, but I get an
error:
gram.y:316.13: parse error, unexpected ":",
expecting ";" or "|"
make: *** [gram.c] Error 1
Any ideas, suggestions ??
Thanks in advance,
Daniel
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