The /56 address is what I have configured as my static address like this
2607:f2c0:f00e:4200::1
JD>> Prefix 2607:f2c0:f00e:4200::
KV> I expect that you have been given a IPV6 /56 as that is customary. KV> Your lan has a subnet *IPv6 /64:* 2607:f2c0:a000:54::/64
>> >> *IPv6 recursive DNS: *2607:f2c0::1 and 2607:f2c0::2
These two I have entered as primary and secondary DNS servers
KV> This looks like addresses you can assign to DNS sersvers for reverse KV> address resolution. Forget it for the time being.
>> >> Please set up as Native with DHCP-PD on any consumer based router.
KV> What is currently relevant for your fidonet server is DNS resolution KV> of a hostname to a IPv4 and IPv6 address.
KV> I have set a hostname lionsden.ddutch.nl with what seems to be your KV> current IPv4 and IPv6 adddress for your Fidonet server.
KV> host lionsden.ddutch.nl KV> lionsden.ddutch.nl has address 69.165.170.121 KV> lionsden.ddutch.nl has IPv6 address 2607:f2c0:a000:54:f9e0:b9ff:6166:c8ef
KV> Feel free to use this in e.g. the nodelist until you find a better KV> solution. KV> If the addresses are not static, I have to change them manually. I do not KV> provide a dynamic dns service.
I will do some more testing by rebooting the router to make sure that the IPv6 address does not change, before I change the nodelist segment. Also the told me to use DHCP-PD, instead I put in the /64 address. Pretty sure that is what got me working, along with static address, etc. I`ve backed up this configuration, so I can play a little, and put it back as it was. --- SBBSecho 3.00-Win32 * Origin: The Lions Den BBS, Trenton, On, CDN (1:249/303)
