Hello Ward,

On Friday December 21 2018 13:24, you wrote to me:

Did you find out how to punch a hole in the IPv6 firewall of
your router yet?

No time.

Any progress?

Nope. Low on the agenda for the moment.

That was a month ago. Any progress?


Cheers, Michiel

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Hi Michiel,

Nope. Low on the agenda for the moment.

That was a month ago. Any progress?

Nope. Still the same ... low on the agenda.

\%/@rd

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Hello Ward,

On Wednesday January 23 2019 08:01, you wrote to me:

Nope. Low on the agenda for the moment.

That was a month ago. Any progress?

Nope. Still the same ... low on the agenda.

Another month has passed. Any progress?


Cheers, Michiel

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Michiel,

Nope. Still the same ... low on the agenda.

Another month has passed. Any progress?

Life's still too complicated, a matter of priorities ...

\%/@rd

--- D'Bridge 3.99 SR41
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Hello Ward,

Nope. Still the same ... low on the agenda.

Another month has passed. Any progress?


Cheers, Michiel

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Hello Michiel!

25 May 2019 09:00, Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Ward Dossche:

Nope. Still the same ... low on the agenda.

MvdV> Another month has passed. Any progress?

+1


Regards Benny

... there can only be one way of life, and it works :)

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Michiel,

Another month has passed. Any progress?

Nope. And as I'm leaving for the US in 48hrs and will not return before Aug.6th at the earliest, yet another month will pass.

\%/@rd

--- D'Bridge 3.99
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Good ${greeting_time}, Ward!

25 Jun 2019 11:43:56, you wrote to Michiel van der Vlist:

Another month has passed. Any progress?

Nope. And as I'm leaving for the US in 48hrs and will not return
before Aug.6th at the earliest, yet another month will pass.

Slowpokes are sooooooo sloooooooow...


--
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... that's why I really dislike fools.
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On 2019 Jun 25 13:09:00, you wrote to Ward Dossche:

Another month has passed. Any progress?

Nope. And as I'm leaving for the US in 48hrs and will not return
before Aug.6th at the earliest, yet another month will pass.

Slowpokes are sooooooo sloooooooow...

gotta have something to do tomorrow :)

)\/(ark

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Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin' it wrong...
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Michiel,

Nope. Still the same ... low on the agenda.

Another month has passed. Any progress?

Other than having spent over a month with practically no IP at all, Not really.

The weather's excellent and there's a puff of wind, so Ixm going sailing.

Ward
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Michiel,

Nope. Still the same ... low on the agenda.

Another month has passed. Any progress?

No. Guess I'm not really trying ... One day I will.

\%/@rd

--- D'Bridge 3.99
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Hello Ward,

No. Guess I'm not really trying ... One day I will.

Another three months have passed. Is this the day?


Cheers, Michiel

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Michiel,

No. Guess I'm not really trying ... One day I will.

Another three months have passed. Is this the day?

The ISP is still refusing me the password for the higher-level in the company installed router to deal with this.

Their position is if they release such passwords that the customer may destroy the set-up.

I've also noticed they are able to upload new firmware and reboot the modem/router from a central site. If they give me the password I could change it and deny them the option to auto-update firmware. They want to avoid that too.

\%/@rd

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Hi Ward!

Friday December 25 2020 12:36, you wrote to Michiel van der Vlist:

The ISP is still refusing me the password for the higher-level in the company installed router to deal with this.

Their position is if they release such passwords that the customer may destroy the set-up.

I've also noticed they are able to upload new firmware and reboot the modem/router from a central site. If they give me the password I could change it and deny them the option to auto-update firmware. They want to avoid that too.

When I ran into a similar problem at my cousin's house, the provider generally closed access to the settings of his router, I just made a reset to the factory configuration and set everything up myself, not forgetting to completely close all incoming connections, except for the ICMP.

Have a nice night.
Stas Mishchenkov.

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Great idea.
Also, if possible, ask the ISP to put their equipment in bridge mode and just put your own router behind their gear.

Andrei.

Hi Ward!

Friday December 25 2020 12:36, you wrote to Michiel van der Vlist:

The ISP is still refusing me the password for the higher-level in the
company installed router to deal with this.

Their position is if they release such passwords that the customer may
destroy the set-up.

I've also noticed they are able to upload new firmware and reboot the
modem/router from a central site. If they give me the password I could
change it and deny them the option to auto-update firmware. They want to
avoid that too.

When I ran into a similar problem at my cousin's house, the provider generally closed access to the settings of his router, I just made a

reset

to the factory configuration and set everything up myself, not forgetting to completely close all incoming connections, except for the ICMP.

Have a nice night.
Stas Mishchenkov.

--- AfterShock/Android 1.6.7
* Origin: pufa (2:530/306)

Hi Andrei!

Sunday December 27 2020 16:09, you wrote to me:

Great idea.
Also, if possible, ask the ISP to put their equipment in bridge mode
and just put your own router behind their gear.

If this is different, then you should think about changing the provider.

Have a nice night.
Stas Mishchenkov.

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What do you mean?
The ISP is offering a ZTE ONT here that can work both in router and bridge mode.
Mine is in bridge mode and I use a Netgate XG7100U behind it, running PFSense. I have a /56 from the ISP and both my VLANs have IPv6 without any issues.

Why should I change the ISP?

Thanks,
Andrei

Hi Andrei!

Sunday December 27 2020 16:09, you wrote to me:

Great idea.
Also, if possible, ask the ISP to put their equipment in bridge mode
and just put your own router behind their gear.

If this is different, then you should think about changing the provider.

Have a nice night.
Stas Mishchenkov.

--- AfterShock/Android 1.6.7
* Origin: pufa (2:530/306)