Help Pls. Im new to this.

[mikenzb]

Hi There My Name Is Michael And i live in Auckland,New zealand.
Im On Adsl2+ On Orcon@home network.
I wanted to get a tunnelbroker to my house so i can get a ipv6 address.
I Am Using Mac os x tiger
and my Ip Is 121.98.180.101
this is a error i get : Error: Your IPv4 endpoint is unreachable or unstable. Please make sure ICMP is not blocked. If you are blocking ICMP, please allow 66.220.2.74 through your firewall.

i was using my Ip as my IPv4 endpoint.

i have a THOMSON ST5x6v6 modem and to get into it i use 192.168.1.254
My Firewall is disable, my Remote Assistance is disable, my Intrusion Detection is enable , my Dynamic DNS is disable and my UPnP is enable.

When i change the endpoint to my modem Gateway or whatever i get a error. That IPv4 endpoint has been blocked (RFC1918 Private Address Space)

So does anyone know what i should do?   

Thanks Michael.

[mikenzb]

Enable ping response on your router/firewall.

i did a Connectivity Check showed all green ticks

im not sure how to enable ping responses on my router

[cholzhauer]

you also need to use the 121 address instead of your 192.

[mikenzb]

Easy.

Open a command window (it is called "Terminal" in OSX afaik). Then type "telnet 192.168.1.254", default credentials are user: Administrator (pay attention to the first capital letter since it's case sensitive) with a blank password (or your own credentials of course, it's the same username/password you use to log on to the web interface in case you set your own password).

Now enter this command:

Code:

service system ifadd name=PING_RESPONDER group=wan

followed by

Code:

saveall

and two times

Code:

exit

Afterwards try to recreate a tunnel at HE. It should work this time. By the way, for the tunnel to work you might need to disable the intrusion detection and/or the firewall in the web interface.

Let me know if it worked  

It Keeps Saying : Failed to add interface group to unknown service access list.

[mikenzb]

you also need to use the 121 address instead of your 192.

that just says Trying 121.168.1.254...

[mikenzb]

Easy.

Open a command window (it is called "Terminal" in OSX afaik). Then type "telnet 192.168.1.254", default credentials are user: Administrator (pay attention to the first capital letter since it's case sensitive) with a blank password (or your own credentials of course, it's the same username/password you use to log on to the web interface in case you set your own password).

Now enter this command:

Code:

service system ifadd name=PING_RESPONDER group=wan

followed by

Code:

saveall

and two times

Code:

exit

Afterwards try to recreate a tunnel at HE. It should work this time. By the way, for the tunnel to work you might need to disable the intrusion detection and/or the firewall in the web interface.

Let me know if it worked  

Ah It worked after the 8th time. now i just need to know how to set up my tunnel on my mac. it doe stay ipv6 on my mac but i dont know what my Ipv6 address is?
its showing my ipv6 address but im still on the net with my ipv4 address.

[mikenzb]

Easy.

Open a command window (it is called "Terminal" in OSX afaik). Then type "telnet 192.168.1.254", default credentials are user: Administrator (pay attention to the first capital letter since it's case sensitive) with a blank password (or your own credentials of course, it's the same username/password you use to log on to the web interface in case you set your own password).

Now enter this command:

Code:

service system ifadd name=PING_RESPONDER group=wan

followed by

Code:

saveall

and two times

Code:

exit

Afterwards try to recreate a tunnel at HE. It should work this time. By the way, for the tunnel to work you might need to disable the intrusion detection and/or the firewall in the web interface.

Let me know if it worked  

Ah It worked after the 8th time. now i just need to know how to set up my tunnel on my mac. it doe stay ipv6 on my mac but i dont know what my Ipv6 address is?
its showing my ipv6 address but im still on the net with my ipv4 address.

This is what i get when i try to set it up.

[mikenzb]

you need to be root

try using sudo before the commands

i did that and i think it works but im still on ipv4
i didnt enter any passwords cause my modem doesnt have a pass for the admin acc.

[mikenzb]

i did that and i think it works but im still on ipv4
i didnt enter any passwords cause my modem doesnt have a pass for the admin acc.

Can you ping any IPv6 address?

In terminal, enter something like this to verify.

ping6 www.he.net

Also take a look at my post just above yours, since we posted our replies at the same time.

Nope i cant ping any ipv6 address this is what i get :

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i try using my mac address this is what it came up with :