Routing the tunnel to LAN from a 2008 Server

[tombayo]

Hi!

I have a LAN network with around 15 computers, these are all assigned an IP from a NAT within the range 192.168.1.100-200.
In my LAN I also have a windows 2008 server which has a static IP; 192.168.1.50

Now what I want to do, is to use my Windows Server to assign the users in my network IPv6 addresses from my IPv6-tunnel.
The question is how?

These are my tunnel-details:
Server IPv4 Address: 216.66.80.90
Server IPv6 Address: 2001:470:27:39a::1/64
Client IPv4 Address:  84.55.233.161
Client IPv6 Address:  2001:470:27:39a::2/64

I've managed to set up an interface "IP6Tunnel" on the Windows Server, and that worked great, but I just cannot figure out how to route the tunnel-interface into my LAN.

The way I want it to work is that the IPv6 Addresses are assigned like this:
The server gets: 2001:470:27:39a::50
The clients: 2001:470:27:39a::100-200


Is this even possible?


A huge thanks in advance!


- Tombayo

[tombayo]

Thanks for your answers!

I've set up my server with the DHCP role and configured it to give out addresses from my routed /64.

This didn't work, for some reason. The computers in my network aren't getting any ipv6 addresses at all.

It feels like there's some additional configuration needed, like a way to link the tunnel to my LAN, or something like that?

Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks in advance

[tombayo]

Does your 2008 server have routing and remote access configured?

No it didn't have RRAS configured.
I'm guessing this was what I was looking for.
Any good guides for setting this up with the tunnelling service, or something like that?

[liuxyon]

I have the same question. I have done normal work for windows 2003. but it can't normal worke for win 2008. I looking for it also.