multipath is the function within the interface tab.
I have disabled those functions and they have not made a difference.
Currently I have disabled ASG access for my PCs IPv4 address.
I am surfing the web with IE8 and firefox 3.6.3
The IPv4 address is being dropped in the PF for all traffic.
This connection is from a session setup before I removed the IPv4 address from the ASG. All the web browsing sessions are new. I can see the IPv4 address talking to IPv6 sites, but I cannot see the IPv6 address of the PC anywhere in the logs.
Ian M I powered the PC off. Restarted it with only IPv6 access allowed. outlook went through. Web browsing was blocked by surf protection. I put the IPv4 address back into the ASG and I am back on the forum. Even attempting to connect to IPv6 sites failed. Interestingly I was able to setup a number of sessions before being blocked by surf protection. I was able to login to this site and the session stayed connected even though surf protection denied access after I put the IPv4 address back into the PC config on the ASG. audio streaming didn't care.
Multipath is an IPv4 only feature so far and only usable, if Uplink Balancing is enabled and set to Multipath. So all Multipath rules you specified had no effect.
* Is the IPv6 Tunnel established ? Interface >> IPv6 tab
* Does the IPv6 Subnet matches your IPv6 address of your Windows 7 PC? (ipconfig on windows cmd shell)
* Did you manual configure the IPv6 address of the ASG as HTTP proxy within the browser?
* Can you ping the IPv6 address of the ASG from your windows 7 PC ?
* Is the IPv6 Tunnel established ? Interface >> IPv6 tab
* Does the IPv6 Subnet matches your IPv6 address of your Windows 7 PC? (ipconfig on windows cmd shell)
* Did you manual configure the IPv6 address of the ASG as HTTP proxy within the browser?
* Can you ping the IPv6 address of the ASG from your windows 7 PC ?
IPv6 tunnel is up an running, reports traffic
Subnet matches, you can't actually put a subnet in the W7, it relies on the dhcp server providing that info.
This one is the killer - still trying to workout how to have both IPv4 and IPv6 in the proxy. Looks like it is one or the other.
Finally I can ping the ASG from the w7 PC, the IPv6 is assigned for the DHCP server on the ASG.
Ian M
Removed the IPv4 info from the firefox config replaced it with the IPv6 and here we go. Probably should restart this thing to make sure it has cleaned out all the sessions.
I was under a misapprehension you needed both IPv4 and IPv6.
Now running on IPv6 with this W7 PC. A couple of little niggles to sort out with MS software. The worst being you need an IPv4 address otherwise the LAN fails.
Just had a minor failure the laser printer doesn't like the address, looks like it might need a new print server.
Looks like AVG free can't handle IPv6 either. I will see what happens in the morning after a restart, getting a bit late to continue playing/experimenting.
Just to clarify this one more time, I recommend you to assign an IPv4 AND an IPv6 address to your Windows 7 PC. Doing that, its up to you if you configure your browser to speak IPv4 or IPv6 with the ASG HTTP proxy.
Currently its no fun to have an IPv6 only PC, because most services are not available via IPv6. The HTTP proxy connects you to the IPv4 world, but all other services, e.g. EMail or Printer server may fail, because they are only accessible via IPv4.
