SRX and IPv6

[wandererjs]

Nope, no license needed.

My home network is IPv6 only, and not a license in sight.

It was interesting to read through this old thread, though.

Joel

[michael.saw]

Hi all,

Can someone share some links or kb links to implementing IPv6 on SRX or EX Switches?

Here's a link we found:

http://www.juniper.net/techpubs/software/junos-security/junos-security10.4/junos-srx-jseries-support...

[tom.storey]

Does anyone have a preferred JunOS version for low end SRXs these days? Currently running 10.4 on an SRX100. Specifically one that perhaps doesnt require the firewall workaround to put (e.g.) a HE.net tunnel into packet mode for IPv6. Thanks, Tom

[michael.saw]

What is a HE.net tunnel?

[RiGloe]

hi,

HE = Hurricane Electric

HE TUnnel = http://tunnelbroker.net/

European People might have better connectivity to sixxs, though:  http://www.sixxs.net/

-R

[tom.storey]

FWIW I stuck 12.1R3.5 on my SRX 100, and there doesnt appear to be any need for the IPv6-in-IP tunnel hack-around any more.

Havent tested any earlier versions, but someone may like to comment on a previous version.

(On 12.1R2.9 I had issues with SNMP values getting "stuck".)

[jailbird]

I can confirm that on 12.1R4.7, the filter packet mode hack isn't needed anymore.

I believe my earlier problem was that I forgot to put the ip-0/0/0.0 interface in the untrust zone.  Not sure why it worked on earlier versions without it.