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--- ipv6_sfr_adsl [2014/01/12 02:05] – [IPv6 Packet Capture] samer
+++ ipv6_sfr_adsl [2014/01/16 17:25] – samer
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 ====== IPv6 with SFR ======
-SFR has now activated the IPv6 support on its ADSL boxes. Here are some snapshots of the configuration interface of a NeufBox 4 :
+SFR has activated in august 2011 the IPv6 support on its ADSL boxes. Here are some snapshots of the configuration interface of a NeufBox 4 :
 [{{ :ipv6-sfr-box-iface-1.png?direct&400 |Figure 1. IPv6 activation on SFR box}}]
 [{{ :ipv6-sfr-box-iface-2.png?direct&400 | Figure 2. IPv6 parameters on SFR box}}]
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   - The valid lifetime is equal to the preferred lifetime! A typical valid lifetime value is greater than the preferred lifetime in order to enable a soft renumbering of the hosts.
   - A recursive DNS server is given according to the recent [[http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6106 | RFC 6106]] (obsoleting RFC 5006).
-  - The Home Agent Flag is set and a Home Agent option is included int he RA! This indicates that the NeufBox is serving as a home agent on this link, according to RFC 6275 on mobility support in IPv6.
+  - The Home Agent Flag is set and a Home Agent option is included int he RA! This indicates that the NeufBox is serving as a home agent on this link, according to [[http://tools.ietf.org/rfc/rfc6275.txt | RFC 6275]] on mobility support in IPv6.
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