Tag: ipv6

IPv6 prefix delegation support comes to PPPoE in RouterOS version v5.10* so for those of you ready to jump onboard this release, here’s my attempt at a best-practice way to set it all up. IPv6 has been around in RouterOS for a while now, but the specific feature that was introduced is called “DHCPv6 Prefix … Continue reading IPv6 over PPPoE – RouterOS v5.10 →

For those of you who missed it, the most recent Mikrotik User Meeting (MUM) was on just a few days ago in the USA. Videos of the presentations (which are all very interesting) are available on tiktube and I would highly recommend you check out Greg Sowell‘s presentation on Troubleshooting. http://tiktube.com/?video=369 Greg has also just … Continue reading MUM 2010 – Phoenix →

Please note this guide assumes some basic knowledge of IPv4 and IPv6 address space. Many of you may know of the impending doom that surrounds the IPv4 network and lack of remaining IP ranges. The question is, how many people are actually doing anything about it? Given the slow take up worldwide I thought it … Continue reading IPv6 and Mikrotik – Using 6to4 →

In preparation for some IPv6 testing of our hotspot systems, I’ve come up with the following temporary authentication method for dual-stacked users. Seeing as the login redirect goes via an IPv4 webserver, if enabled IPv6 traffic passes by the hotspot unhindered. This is my work on enabling the IPv6 side of things when a user … Continue reading Mikrotik Hotspot Authentication for IPv6 dual-stacked clients →