BTW your IPv6 address does not ping:
D:\FIDO\IPV6>ping box.imzadi.de
Ping box.my.imzadi.de [2001:470:540b:0:ba27:ebff:fef1:42dc] mit 32
Bytes Daten:
Zielprotokoll nicht erreichbar.
Zielprotokoll nicht erreichbar.
Zielprotokoll nicht erreichbar.
Zielprotokoll nicht erreichbar.
Ping-Statistik für 2001:470:540b:0:ba27:ebff:fef1:42dc:
Pakete: Gesendet = 4, Empfangen = 0, Verloren = 4 (100%
Verlust),
You may want to open your IPv6 firewall for PING. (And some other
ICMP thingies)
Ping is not needed for binkp connections. Also telnet to her bbs
works fine.
I might change the IPv6 address soon to one that includes F1D0 :)I just saw that the DNS name you used ends in binkp.net...
(the DNS name will stay the same, of course)
Who is administering these records?
I might change the IPv6 address soon to one that includes F1D0 :)
(the DNS name will stay the same, of course)
I just saw that the DNS name you used ends in binkp.net...
Who is administering these records?
I don't have to worry about reverse DNS. My ISP does that for me. ;-)
Looks like utf-8 in a CP850 message? :-(
So I heard too. I haven't encountered any problems myself. Now that you mentionsmtp servers, I have not yet run into an smtp server that
supports IPv6...
Yeah that makes sense, and even blovking IPv4 ICMP causes strange
issues, like without path MTU discovery, senders won't know to adjust packet size.
IPv6 is still down...
IPv6 is still down...I'm showing it as up and available externally with some port scanners.
Can someone else give it a try?
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