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<pre>Hi,<br> <br>I'm currently using FC5-2.6.16 and i'm trying to implement radvd-1.0-1 together with olsrd-0.5.3. I have 3 PCs: PC1, PC2 and PC3 are connected via wireless cards with PC1 acting as an ap, while PC2 and PC3 are in managed mode. Both radvd and OLSR works fine independently. However when i implement them both, PC2 and PC3 were not able to recieve an IPv6 address automatically from the radvd protocol.<br> <br>Can someone help with with this problem?<br> <br>KiaN<br> <br>PC1: 2001:106:2700::1/64<br>PC2: 2001:106:2700::2/64<br>PC3: 2001:106:2700::3/64<br> <br>radvd config on PC1:<br>#################################################################################<br>interface ath0<br>{<br> AdvSendAdvert on;<br> MinRtrAdvInterval 3;<br> MaxRtrAdvInterval 10;<br> AdvIntervalOpt off;<br> AdvHomeAgentFlag on;<br> AdvHomeAgentInfo on;<br> <br> prefix 2001:106:2700::1/64<br> {<br> AdvOnLink on;<br> AdvAutonomous on;<br> AdvRouterAddr on;<br> };<br>};<br> <br>#################################################################################<br> <br> <br> <br>on PC, PC2 and PC3, the olsr config is:<br>##################################################################################<br>DebugLevel 1<br> <br>IpVersion 6<br> <br>ClearScreen yes<br> <br>Hna4<br>{<br>}<br> <br> <br>Hna6<br>{<br>}<br> <br>AllowNoInt no<br> <br> <br>IpcConnect<br>{<br> MaxConnections 0<br> Host 127.0.0.1<br>}<br> <br> <br>UseHysteresis no<br> <br>HystScaling 0.50<br>HystThrHigh 0.80<br>HystThrLow 0.30<br> <br>Pollrate 0.05<br> <br> <br>Interface "ath0"<br>{<br> <br> Ip6AddrType global<br> <br> Ip6MulticastGlobal ff08::1<br> <br> HelloInterval 2.0<br>}<br>#####################################################################################</pre><br /><hr />Share life's special moments with Photo Gallery. <a href='http://www.get.live.com/wl/all' target='_new'>Windows Live Photo Gallery</a></body>
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