[olug] Ipv6 help/pointers

[Justin Reiners]

Sadly century link does offer ipv6, but at a premium on long distance, we
use about 120,000 minutes a month on our website t1s alone, we signed up
but the won't budge on long distance. We got a trunk from 8x8, lower price
per min but no ipv6.

I have been trying router magic to make it work. Something about a asterisk
box just sitting out on the net that makes me cringe a little. And
barracuda NG 5.4.1 has a sip proxy bug I am waiting for a fix of. Other
than that I love the boxes.

Sent from my Google Nexus 10 Tablet.
On Jul 27, 2013 11:01 PM, "Shawn L. Djernes" <shawn at djernes.org> wrote:

> Depends on how much SIP traffic you are buying. If you were looking at
> Century Link you are probably not looking high enough up the food chain to
> find a IPv6 capable carrier.
>
> The only carriers I know have IPv6 are Tier 1 like Level 3 and XO.
>
> ---
> Shawn L. Djernes
> SD Consulting
> E-mail: sdjernes at gmail.com
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>
> On Jul 27, 2013, at 21:30, Justin Reiners <justin at hotlinesinc.com> wrote:
>
> > I am going to go ahead and answer my own question. A /64 can but should
> not
> > be subnetted smaller. As it breaks autoconfiguration. Century link took
> my
> > /64 back and hooked me up with a /48 which allows for 65000 /64 subnets.
> I
> > am now running dual stacks, on multiple subnets, and without nat, just
> > using my firewalls, I am very happy.
> >
> > Now to find an ipv6 ready sip provider.
> >
> > Cosentry is not even providing ipv6 yet which is absolutely crazy.
> >
> > Moving to lococolo next week and I will be ipv6 ready and implemented in
> > all but one site. Yay!
> > On Jul 24, 2013 3:06 PM, "Justin Reiners" <justin at hotlinesinc.com>
> wrote:
> >
> >> I am implementing ipv6 here at work, we were given a /64 from
> centurylink.
> >> everywhere I read online they say not to subnet a /64 . I would like to
> >> split it between DMZ and lan  networks. Anyone have any good references
> for
> >> ipv6 subnetting? Can a /64 be split into like a million /63s?
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