hm oke ..
thx for your answer.. i have a tunnel from Amsterdam its a very old tunnel and i have see it gives a Frankfurt POP,
but i have many things on this tunnel and will not change the ips..

thank you

Nope. Tunnels do not move between nodes. This is intentional.

Hello,
is this possible to change the POP from a existent tunnel to a other pop without create a new tunnel?

Although HE hasn’t updated this topic, I can say that all my zones, including reverse zones, are DNSSEC signed and seemed to be served properly, but there isn’t a delegation chain.  ISC shouldn’t have shut down its DLV function because of this, but it closed in 2017.

Providing signatures where the chain is lacking may be a bandwidth waste, but at least it doesn’t break the DNS.

Hello 


Any updates for DNSSEC support on Reverse IPv6 zones via HE?

Thanks,
HLFH

That NAT setting would probably be for your internal addresses.

Is your public IP in one of the RFC1918 ranges?

I don't know about the fact whether my ISP is blocking it or not.

There is a NAT option enabled on my router WAN settings page.

Is your isp blocking it?

Is your isp doing carrier grade nat so you have a private ip address?

"IP is not ICMP pingable. Please make sure ICMP is not blocked. If you are blocking ICMP, please allow 66.220.2.74 through your firewall."

I get this error when I'm trying to Create a new tunnel.

So, I configured my firewall to allow ICMP but still not working.

Then I completely disabled my firewall and tried again but still got no response.

What shall I do ? 

Hi,

I once configured a router to use your DNS recursion servers, but they're now giving out empty responses.
I can't really find any documentation on it anymore, is this service still active?

74.82.42.42 / 2001:470:20::2

Service is alive and well. Since by nature it is anycasted, we need to know which node you are referring to, so we can look at it. Email ipv6@he.net to actually open a troubleticket if it is still and issue, and provide IPv4/IPv6 MTR output to the node.