Hello Michael,
I did like you said but it did not work!
Firstly, 1280 is required for tunnels to 6bone-jp, so I kept it at 1280.
I am attaching the v6 startup shell on tunnel endpoint machine
(163.143.180.107) which has two interfaces, so I create two prefixes
3ffe:501:427:1002 and 3ffe:501:427:1102 and I run mrtd, I am attaching
mrtd.conf as well.
On the tunnel provider host, I ran a script to create sit2 and I
include this script (ipv6.sh.tun2).
On this host too I ahve two interface and I am running mrtd with a
similar conf file (with network sit2 added on ripng).
Thanks in advance,
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Behcet Sarikaya
Computer Communications Lab.
ipv6.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
!####################################################################
! MRTd -- MRT version 1.4.9 Alpha [09/04/98]
!####################################################################
!
password merit
debug all /tmp/MRTd.log 100000
!
access-list 1 permit 3ffe:501:427::/48
access-list 1 deny all
!
!
router rip
network eth0
network eth1
redistribute direct
redistribute connected
!
router ripng
network eth0
network eth1
redistribute direct
redistribute connected
!
router ripng
network sit1
redistribute connected
redistribute static
redistribute direct
distribute-list 1 out sit1
!
ip route 0.0.0.0/0 163.143.180.1
#!/bin/bash
ifconfig=/sbin/ifconfig
route=/sbin/route
## Initial MTU setting.
#$ifconfig sit0
## local IP address
# Your IPv6 prefix
PREFIX=3ffe:501:427
ADDRESS1=163.143.99.101
ADDRESS2=163.143.226.100
#PREFIX_LEN=48
PREFIX_LEN=64
## gateway IP address
TUNNEL_IPV4=203.178.136.188
Another_IPv6_Tunnel=163.143.180.107
Another_IPv6_Subnet=3ffe:501:427:1002
# tunnel
#Another tunnel
$ifconfig sit0 tunnel ::$Another_IPv6_Tunnel
$ifconfig sit2 mtu 1280
$ifconfig sit2 up
$route -A inet6 add $Another_IPv6_Subnet::0/64 gw fe80::$Another_IPv6_Tunnel
dev sit2
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