Contributed by jose on from the fe80::1 dept.
When I was starting, the NetBSD IPv6 FAQ was quite helpful. Most of the commands carry over.
Next, two pieces helped a lot with OpenBSD specifics. First, an older piece on setting up a 6bone router with OpenBSD was quite a lot of help. Lastly, a piece at SANS was very helpful for IPv6 filtering in PF .
Using this information, and the tools and network space from Freenet 6 , I have been able to use the 6bone to find some fun new areas.
I hope this helps!
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By grey () on
where it was:
www.2600.org.au/openbsd-ipv6.html
a site mirroring it:
http://www.ghostreactor.com/notes/openbsd/ipv6/openbsd-ipv6.html
Might be a bit out of date now as I believe it was written circa 2.7; still - it's just something else people might want to check out.
If you check the Press page on openbsd.org you'll also come across an older O'Reilly article which has some information (again older) regarding IPv6 and OpenBSD:
http://www.onlamp.com/pub/a/bsd/2000/08/29/OpenBSD.html
There's probably even more out there if you keep looking.
By mirabile () on http://mitglied.lycos.de/tygs/bsd/ipv6.htm
Probably it has not proven that instable for
you as for me. Anyways, maybe you want to
use the freenet6-TSPC port at my site.
To the others: there is much useful information
there, too - and a Freenet6 HOWTO on German
and English is packaged with _my_ version of
the TSP Client.
http://mitglied.lycos.de/tygs/bsd/ipv6.htm
By Ikkeweetniet () on
http://www.ipng.nl/index.php3?page=setup.html&forcepage=bsd.html
More Open-specific info about how to deal with IPv6/OpenBSD on the site as well.