I'd pay for mine as well. :-)

I'd like to bump this. If there is anyway to make this per calendar day that would be great.....mmmmmk?

IMHO, the "once per calendar day" suggestion seems to make the most sense.

Get tests done, have a life, and less earache from herself 

I'd like to bump this. If there is anyway to make this per calendar day that would be great.....mmmmmk?

It wasn't the rDNS at all, I understand that you need to setup rDNS on the routed subnets now though, thanks guys. :-)

I seem to be stuck at the same point as well.

When I dig: ipv6.stevenmiano.com I get a AAAA record back, and using dig @2607:f208:206::12 aaaa ipv6.stevenmiano.com it seems to respond correctly as well.

Would anyone have a hint or tip as to what I might be doing incorrectly (or not at all)?

You should really start your own thread

With that being said, it looks like you're using the wrong IPv6 address

Code:

C:\Users\cholzhauer>nslookup 2001:470:4:a23::2

Name:    mianosm-2-pt.tunnel.tserv12.mia1.ipv6.he.net
Address:  2001:470:4:a23::2

My apologies, I thought the reverse was the test before the guru looking at AAAA records. I updated my rDNS through he.net, so hopefully that will update my reverse to report that 2001:470:4:a23::2 is actually ipv6.stevenmiano.com.

Thanks for your time/effort. :-)

I'm also having trouble with this step.

I'm curious if the "If you need to edit off any subdomains to make it work, please do so here" text field actually does anything. I originally started the test with a domain which is in active use so I can't really mess with it too much (such as moving the whole thing to  an IPv6 capable DNS provider!), so I added a subdomain that's a substring of the original domain. I then added an NS record for that subdomain that delegates it to HE DNS (ns2/ns3) and registered the subdomain in HE DNS with a valid AAAA record.

I'm trying to use this new subdomain in the test by entering it into that text field, it passes Step 2, but Step 3 always says "Couldn't query name server ". Everything seems fine when I try from the command line, so I'm wondering if the domain edit field is actually editing the domain that's tested? Has anyone successfully used it before?

I seem to be stuck at the same point as well.

When I dig: ipv6.stevenmiano.com I get a AAAA record back, and using dig @2607:f208:206::12 aaaa ipv6.stevenmiano.com it seems to respond correctly as well.

Would anyone have a hint or tip as to what I might be doing incorrectly (or not at all)?