[OOR-Users] Fwd: Re: [OOR maintainers] LISP Beta network allocation

[Holger Zuleger]

Hi Gunnar,

> thanks again for the additional addresses. I get both an IPv4 and an
> IPv6 address from my provider, which the router reports to my eMail
> address when they are refreshed. The router allows to select which one
> is "native". I tested both matching configurations, i.e. "native"
> dynamic IPv4 with IPv4 LISP settings, and the same for IPv6. I also
> tested native IPv4 (=Dual Stack, according to the settings) with IPv6 LISP.
> None of these worked: the LISP status page indicates garndt-xtr as
> inactive, and the router uses regular dynamic addresses.
> The following are the settings which I usually use:
> 
> 
> Don't be scared about the german explanations - I'm sure you're able to
> get the meaning if necessary.
> Is it possible for my provider to prevent the usage of LISP? They manage
> firmware updates of the router remotely, so I guess they would have
> turned of its LISP config page in that case, but who knows? Too bad
> Unitymedia's customer service has been becoming worse recently...
Maybe that's the problem.
I've had a similar problem using LISP on a Fritzbox connected to
Vodafone DSL access, as long as I was using the "Vodafone" pre-defined
settings in "Internetzugang->Internetanbieter".
I changed this to "Andere Internetanbieter" and provided the account
credentials manually and then LISP was running on a dynamic IPv4 pppoe
connection.
If you have access to c't, a German computer magazin, you can take a
look at issue 3/2017 page 140 [1]. The article describes the LISP config
on several devices, including the Fritzbox.

HTH
 Holger


[1]
https://www.heise.de/ct/ausgabe/2017-3-LISP-auf-Fritzboxen-OpenWRT-und-Cisco-IOS-3595908.html#zsdb-article-links


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