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    • empbilly
      empbilly last edited by

      Hello everybody, everything is ok?

      A few weeks I noticed instability in windows 7 IPv6 connections.

      This is very strange, because on computers with Linux seems to work 100%, but on computers running windows 7, 8 and 10 work when its want. :o

      I want to go testing everything until I find the problem. I will start by pfsense and verify that all is right with the settings.

      –---------------
      Pfsense 2.1.5 v

      int wan6 - static mode
      int vlan300 - ipv6 with static mode /128

      Services: DHCPv6/RA
      DCHPv6 enable with range configured and /64 prefix
      RA in "Assisted" mode with normal priority
      DNS server I put the int vlan300 ivp6 address

      That's right this way?

      At first all the machines on the network receive ipv6 correctly.
      Eg: windows 7

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        doktornotor Banned last edited by

        You are over one year behind with 2.1.5. There's been 2.2.5 released just now.

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        • empbilly
          empbilly last edited by

          @doktornotor:

          You are over one year behind with 2.1.5. There's been 2.2.5 released just now.

          Thanks for the answer! :D

          I was in order to update! Can I upgrade directly from 2.1.5 to 2.2.5?

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            doktornotor Banned last edited by

            Yes, of course.

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            • empbilly
              empbilly last edited by

              I updated to the 2.2.5 version, but there was a problem regarding mounting of the partition.

              Error: Mount from ufs:/dev/ad0s1a failed with error 19.

              After some research could solve with the command below.

              ufs:/dev/ada0s1a
              

              From what I gather, the new FreeBSD 10.* changed the names of the partitions.

              After that updated the fstab for the new partition alias.

              –-------------

              Now I will analyze the IPV6.

              I thank everyone for the help!

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