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Re: [79attendees] [NAT64] DNS up & down

Jari Arkko <jari.arkko@piuha.net> Tue, 09 November 2010 04:24 UTC

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Subject: Re: [79attendees] [NAT64] DNS up & down
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Stephane,

You should report where Simon directed you to.

However, I'll note that there may be multiple reasons for this. Per my 
request Simon did some changes yesterday to the configurations (and now 
I'm successfully connected to the network on my Android phone that 
requires automatic DNS discovery... thanks!) You could have seen the 
effects of this change. Previously the standard IETF DNS servers, not 
DNS64, were being reported in RAs and DHCPv6.

It could be an issue in the nat64 implementation or the router running this.

It could be an issue in Ubuntu. I have had serious problems getting 
rdnssd to work in Ubuntu recently. It could be that my config is just 
confused or it could be a real bug somewhere. If you find out what's 
going on, let me know as well.

Jari

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