27 Oct
2016
27 Oct
'16
1:39 p.m.
Hi :)
Actually I have no idea of how to join LibreNet6 and LibreMesh, I'm
not an active LibreNet6 user...
For sure you have to plug a working IPv6 gateway in the WAN port of a
LiMe router, if this doesn't automagically work _I suppose_ you will
have to issue some bmx6 command equivalent to this one (which is for
IPv4):
https://github.com/libremesh/lime-packages/blob/develop/packages/bmx6-auto-…
Anyone with experience on this?
2016-10-26 16:53 GMT+02:00 Leonardo Taborda <leonardotaborda(a)networkbogota.org>rg>:
Hello Ilario!
We want to deploy IPV6 in our nodes. We have got already an IPV6 range from
Librenet6: 2a00:1508:1:f024::/64 --> NetworkBogota.org
Anyways, when i noticed the feature on LiMe I though it was like just pick a
range and you are on the way, but it is not working. Routers and clients
receive a global routable ipv6 address but it is not reaching internet since
you can't ping6 google or pass an ipv6 test.
I appreciate some help on this, since we want access to isolated nodes and
their services.
1 Nov
1 Nov
10:51 p.m.
New subject: [lime-users] How to get self-configured IPV6 on LiMe
Hi Ilario, thanks for the follow up on this.
Actually, I thought the libremesh ipv6 configuration was kinda of magic,
because of two things:
1. On the librenet6 website, there's depicted a global ipv6
self-configured space for libremesh
2. I browsed through ssh . /etc/config/lime, and one of the files there
has config examples, there are some limes regarding global ipv6 and bgp
or something like that.
All my apologies to other members if i seem naive, like discovering
something that is actually a feature, but since i am unable to make it
work, i started browsing and looking for information.
BTW the librenet6 tunnel broker works really nice, we have some systems
using it, but it could be nicer for us just flashing routers and getting
ipv6 ranges easily, specially for the non-skilled users.
El 27/10/16 a las 08:39, Ilario escribió:
Hi :)
Actually I have no idea of how to join LibreNet6 and LibreMesh, I'm
not an active LibreNet6 user...
For sure you have to plug a working IPv6 gateway in the WAN port of a
LiMe router, if this doesn't automagically work _I suppose_ you will
have to issue some bmx6 command equivalent to this one (which is for
IPv4):
https://github.com/libremesh/lime-packages/blob/develop/packages/bmx6-auto-…
Anyone with experience on this?
2016-10-26 16:53 GMT+02:00 Leonardo Taborda <leonardotaborda(a)networkbogota.org>rg>:
--
Cordialmente
Leonardo Taborda Ángel
leonardotaborda(a)networkbogota.org
www.networkbogota.org
"When there is a will, there is a way"
Hello Ilario!
We want to deploy IPV6 in our nodes. We have got already an IPV6 range from
Librenet6: 2a00:1508:1:f024::/64 --> NetworkBogota.org
Anyways, when i noticed the feature on LiMe I though it was like just pick a
range and you are on the way, but it is not working. Routers and clients
receive a global routable ipv6 address but it is not reaching internet since
you can't ping6 google or pass an ipv6 test.
I appreciate some help on this, since we want access to isolated nodes and
their services.
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2 Nov
2 Nov
1:31 p.m.
New subject: [lime-users] How to get self-configured IPV6 on LiMe
2016-11-01 23:51 GMT+01:00 Leonardo Taborda <leonardotaborda(a)networkbogota.org>rg>:
Actually, I thought the libremesh ipv6 configuration
was kinda of magic, because of two things:
1. On the librenet6 website, there's depicted a global ipv6 self-configured space
for libremesh
Well, it surely works automagically inside the mesh network, what has
to be ruled out is how to connect the mesh to the IPv6 internet.
2. I browsed through ssh . /etc/config/lime, and one
of the files there has config examples, there are some limes regarding global ipv6 and bgp
or something like that.
As far as I understand LibreNet6 it does not use BGP: it uses "tinc"
for the VPN and "babeld" for routing.
Here there are instructions on how to install tinc, babeld and
LibreNet6 on OpenWrt, but I don't think is what you're looking for (as
you already have a working LibreNet6 gateway, right?)
http://docs.altermundi.net/LibreNet6/Setup
All my apologies to other members if i seem naive,
like discovering something that is actually a feature, but since i am unable to make it
work, i started browsing and looking for information.
For me this discussion is super interesting!
We just need to find someone already doing this XD
I think Gui is using this.
BTW the librenet6 tunnel broker works really nice, we
have some systems using it, but it could be nicer for us just flashing routers and getting
ipv6 ranges easily, specially for the non-skilled users.
:D
4 Nov
4 Nov
10:01 a.m.
New subject: [lime-users] How to get self-configured IPV6 on LiMe
On 01/11/16 23:51, Leonardo Taborda wrote:
Hi Ilario, thanks for the follow up on this.
sorry for the slow reaction
so, what's currently implemented is the automagic self-assignment of a
valid, global ipv6.
what's currently NOT implemented is automagic routing to the ipv6
internet (via librenet6 or native connectivity)
so, for now, you have to set up librenet6 the same way you did all this
time, with the only difference that you don't need to request a
(manually assigned) range to us. You just use the automagically
generated one.
We have planned on the roadmap to implement the software used at
vpn.qmp.cat to simplify the librenet6 setup. The expectation is to get
around doing that by mid-2017
BTW the librenet6 tunnel broker works really nice, we have some
systems using it, but it could be nicer for us just flashing routers
and getting ipv6 ranges easily, specially for the non-skilled users.
totally agree, i'd also love that, but we're not there yet. Soon! :)
cheers!
Actually, I thought the libremesh ipv6 configuration was kinda of
magic, because of two things:
1. On the librenet6 website, there's depicted a global ipv6
self-configured space for libremesh
2. I browsed through ssh . /etc/config/lime, and one of the files
there has config examples, there are some limes regarding global ipv6
and bgp or something like that.
All my apologies to other members if i seem naive, like discovering
something that is actually a feature, but since i am unable to make
it work, i started browsing and looking for information.
El 27/10/16 a las 08:39, Ilario escribió:
> Hi :) Actually I have no idea of how to join LibreNet6 and
> LibreMesh, I'm not an active LibreNet6 user... For sure you have to
> plug a working IPv6 gateway in the WAN port of a LiMe router, if
> this doesn't automagically work _I suppose_ you will have to issue
> some bmx6 command equivalent to this one (which is for IPv4):
>
https://github.com/libremesh/lime-packages/blob/develop/packages/bmx6-auto-…
>
>
Anyone with experience on this?
2016-10-26 16:53 GMT+02:00 Leonardo Taborda
<leonardotaborda(a)networkbogota.org>rg>:
-- Cordialmente
Leonardo Taborda Ángel leonardotaborda(a)networkbogota.org
www.networkbogota.org
"When there is a will, there is a way"
_______________________________________________ lime-users mailing
list lime-users(a)lists.libremesh.org
https://lists.libremesh.org/mailman/listinfo/lime-users
Hello Ilario!
We want to deploy IPV6 in our nodes. We have got already an IPV6
range from Librenet6: 2a00:1508:1:f024::/64 -->
NetworkBogota.org
Anyways, when i noticed the feature on LiMe I though it was like
just pick a range and you are on the way, but it is not working.
Routers and clients receive a global routable ipv6 address but it
is not reaching internet since you can't ping6 google or pass an
ipv6 test.
I appreciate some help on this, since we want access to isolated
nodes and their services.
_______________________________________________
lime-users mailing
list lime-users(a)lists.libremesh.org
https://lists.libremesh.org/mailman/listinfo/lime-users
13 Nov
13 Nov
4:29 p.m.
New subject: [lime-users] How to get self-configured IPV6 on LiMe
hey gui, thanks for the clarification.
I've got another question, are there any ipv6 services deployed on
Argentina's altermundi mesh networks that we could visit and enjoy as
well?, like, a webserver, a local radio, etc. Also i see fumaça in
brazil has ipv6 range, so maybe there are ipv6 services there. I ask
this because we are starting to deploy some simple services for our
community network, there is a webserver and also an irc server here
2a00:1508:1:f024::2 and maybe something like this and more elaborated
should be there in the south of the south :p
Thanks!
El 04/11/16 a las 05:01, Gui Iribarren escribió:
On 01/11/16 23:51, Leonardo Taborda wrote:
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Cordialmente
Leonardo Taborda Ángel
leonardotaborda(a)networkbogota.org
www.networkbogota.org
"When there is a will, there is a way"
Hi Ilario, thanks for the follow up on this.
sorry for the slow reaction
so, what's currently implemented is the automagic self-assignment of a
valid, global ipv6.
what's currently NOT implemented is automagic routing to the ipv6
internet (via librenet6 or native connectivity)
so, for now, you have to set up librenet6 the same way you did all this
time, with the only difference that you don't need to request a
(manually assigned) range to us. You just use the automagically
generated one.
We have planned on the roadmap to implement the software used at
vpn.qmp.cat to simplify the librenet6 setup. The expectation is to get
around doing that by mid-2017
BTW the librenet6 tunnel broker works really
nice, we have some
systems using it, but it could be nicer for us just flashing routers
and getting ipv6 ranges easily, specially for the non-skilled users.
totally agree, i'd also love that, but we're not there yet. Soon! :)
cheers!
Actually, I thought the libremesh ipv6
configuration was kinda of
magic, because of two things:
1. On the librenet6 website, there's depicted a global ipv6
self-configured space for libremesh
2. I browsed through ssh . /etc/config/lime, and one of the files
there has config examples, there are some limes regarding global ipv6
and bgp or something like that.
All my apologies to other members if i seem naive, like discovering
something that is actually a feature, but since i am unable to make
it work, i started browsing and looking for information.
El 27/10/16 a las 08:39, Ilario escribió:
> Hi :) Actually I have no idea of how to join LibreNet6 and
> LibreMesh, I'm not an active LibreNet6 user... For sure you have to
> plug a working IPv6 gateway in the WAN port of a LiMe router, if
> this doesn't automagically work _I suppose_ you will have to issue
> some bmx6 command equivalent to this one (which is for IPv4):
>
https://github.com/libremesh/lime-packages/blob/develop/packages/bmx6-auto-…
>
>
Anyone with experience on this?
2016-10-26 16:53 GMT+02:00 Leonardo Taborda
<leonardotaborda(a)networkbogota.org>rg>:
-- Cordialmente
Leonardo Taborda Ángel leonardotaborda(a)networkbogota.org
www.networkbogota.org
"When there is a will, there is a way"
_______________________________________________ lime-users mailing
list lime-users(a)lists.libremesh.org
https://lists.libremesh.org/mailman/listinfo/lime-users
Hello Ilario!
We want to deploy IPV6 in our nodes. We have got already an IPV6
range from Librenet6: 2a00:1508:1:f024::/64 -->
NetworkBogota.org
Anyways, when i noticed the feature on LiMe I though it was like
just pick a range and you are on the way, but it is not working.
Routers and clients receive a global routable ipv6 address but it
is not reaching internet since you can't ping6 google or pass an
ipv6 test.
I appreciate some help on this, since we want access to isolated
nodes and their services.
_______________________________________________
lime-users mailing
list lime-users(a)lists.libremesh.org
https://lists.libremesh.org/mailman/listinfo/lime-users
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