So, I configure an IPv6 node and previously would just fine. The was practically no data stored but it was always online. After recent updates it simply refused to get back te the online state. tempts": 8, “error”: “ping satellite error: rpccompat: dial tcp 78.94.240.189:7777: connect: connection r…

[image] My Storage Node is still trying to contact the 118U (Stefan B) satellite troubleshooting It’s shutdown. Those errors should gone, when that satellite will be removed from trusted list. This change requires a fix in the storagenode’s code. I have no ETA when it wi…

The stefanbenten satellite used to be the only satellite to support IPv6, that has since been shut down. At this point you can only get data over IPv4.

The storagenode still can get traffic via IPv6, if the client use a dual-stack connection, since data transfer is performed between client and storagenode directly. But the storagenode should have a dual-stack too to communicate with remained satellites

It does not need to. At some point IPv6 needs to take over as we run out of IPv4 addresses. Also the DDNS address has to advertise both IPv4 and IPv6, which most providers do not.

Thx, guess I’ll need to allocate some time to figure out why my IPv6 node suddenly stopped working. I kinda did not expect an IPv6 node to refer to IPv4 satellites. I can’t come up with any valid reasons for such a design. Can you guys share any insight on this?

I don’t quite understand your question. My satellite was indeed the only Satellite at this stage being capable of speaking IPv6. As this satellite is shutdown now, you are correct in assumption, that your node is unlikely to be able to participate in the network currently. The biggest problem here…

I did not realize that your node was the only one speaking IPv6 currently. Sorry for the noise and thanks again.

So there is still no fix? The network is only working on ipv4? With my ISP I only have an IPv6 address. So my node only doese repsonse to ipv6 communication. Will there be ipv6 support in the near future? In the very near future? I mean we have 2021. Cant’t belive that this whole network is based on…

It’s support IPv6. But Google Cloud is not. Yes, Google. Yes 2021. But no IPv6 either. Most of our satellites are hosted in Google Cloud. The second problem - there are not a lot of customers uses only IPv6 (all data transfers are happens between customer and nodes). So you need to have a dual sta…

Ok wow. Sry did not know that this problem is based on google… The Problem ist that my ISP does not give me a dedicated IPv4 address. I have to share it with others in a pool and my ipv4 connection is tunneld through my ipv6. So in this case it is not possible to track me from outside (internet) th…

IPv6 node no longer working

Node Operators troubleshooting

kevink October 9, 2020, 12:30pm 2

IPv6 Probleme, node bleibt offline