Hi, Ill explain the problem with this simple example.Windows 2008 R2 DHCP Server, with 2001: DB8:ACEF:200:1:1:1:1/64 Set Statically.
NIC is set to IPv6 Only.
DHCP is setup with Stateless Disabled and basic DHCP Settings, nothing out of the ordinary.
Windows 7 Client NIC Is set to Accept IPv6 Only.
The problem is that the Client gets an Address from the DHCP Server, and it is listed as Leased on the Server, but it cannot Ping the Server and the Server cannot Ping the Client, but if I set a Static IP on the Client eg. 2001: DB8:ACEF:200:1:1:1:2 it will Ping both ways.
The Firewalls are also turned off.
Any Ideas, is it something to do with the Security within IPv6? If so how can I get around it?
Cheers
NIC is set to IPv6 Only.
DHCP is setup with Stateless Disabled and basic DHCP Settings, nothing out of the ordinary.
Windows 7 Client NIC Is set to Accept IPv6 Only.
The problem is that the Client gets an Address from the DHCP Server, and it is listed as Leased on the Server, but it cannot Ping the Server and the Server cannot Ping the Client, but if I set a Static IP on the Client eg. 2001: DB8:ACEF:200:1:1:1:2 it will Ping both ways.
The Firewalls are also turned off.
Any Ideas, is it something to do with the Security within IPv6? If so how can I get around it?
Cheers
