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|    Michiel van der Vlist to Bj”rn Felten    |
|    List of IPv6 nodes    |
|    11 Mar 18 12:46:58    |
   
   Hello Bj”rn,   
      
   On Saturday March 10 2018 23:52, you wrote to me:   
      
    BF> {W32 API error 10065} A socket operation was attempted to an   
    BF> unreachable host   
      
    BF> Now I get this:   
      
    BF> {W32 API error 10049} The requested address is not valid in its   
    BF> context   
      
   I would not worry too much about the different error responses. In my   
   experience the binkd error reports are always a bit cryptic and erratic.   
      
   The bottom line is that your he.net tunnel is not working.   
      
   o If this is due to your mobile ISP blocking protocol 41 as Tommi suggested,   
   the only solution I see is to change provider.   
      
   o From my SixXs days, I remember I had a task running that pinged the SixXs   
   side of my tunnel every second. I do not recall why this was needed, it is too   
   long ago, but without it, the tunnel would not stay up.   
      
   o For my he.net tunnel I had to explicitly tell the firewall to pass prootol   
   41.   
      
   o Have you tried the heartbeat option of he.net? I have never used it myself,   
   but from what i understand, it deals with tunnel endpoints at the client side   
   that have a dynamic IPv4 address.   
      
      
   I hate to do this, but I am afraid I shall have to flag you as temporary IPv6   
   down in the list of IPv6 nodes. Accuracy over vanity...   
      
      
   Cheers, Michiel   
      
   --- GoldED+/W32-MSVC 1.1.5-b20170303   
    * Origin: he.net certified sage (2:280/5555)   
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