What do you mean bridged ? You said you are doing static 1-1 nat ?

I still didnt put in my ASA, I`m rethinking the way this will be done. I have an AirPort extreme that I use as a bridge not a router and its able to establish tunnel to HE the problem comes with firewall, its eather allowing all in or none, the exceptions are not working so I`m still in the planing/design stage.

I have an issue with a firewall on AirPort extreme base station.

The firewall is able to block everything, but when I put exceptions they do not work, when I uncheck the box that says "block incoming IPv6 connections" the firewall allows all traffic thru. Any one else with the same issue ? Any way this can be solved ? Thanks

If you cant ping HE or anything on IPv6 address space from the router, then you have a different issue. If you use the firewall in transperent mode arent you loosing the actually layer 3 firewall functions?

Can you ping HE or any v6 address from the router ?

Ok this might not be fully about IPv6 but it involves it.

So I just got an ASA 5505 and it seems I cant make a tunnel from it to the HE so I guess I have to put a router in front of it. I have a Cisco 1841 from which I`m sure I can get a tunnel going, here are few questions that I have regarding v4 and v6

First, when I put an 1841 in front since I have a cable modem and 1 share DHCP ip, I guess I have to do NATing on the 1841 and then on the ASA ? Please correct me if I`m wrong ? this is for v4

Second, when I establish the tunnel where do I assign my subnet /64 ? on the ASA LAN interface ? what about between ASA and 1841, what subnet is used there ?

Please help thank you.

Wow no way to do a tunnel from 5505 ? This is not good news

I wonder whats the best to do this ?

Hmm strange I did a capture and was able to get the code, but with exchange 2007 I guess it doesnt like direct connect or something....

Hello,

I got the email for the test but its blank, nothing in it, I tried 3 times with same results. What gives ?