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[IPMProject]

Dear all,
Problem of Create Tunnel (Destination unreachable:No route)?
I follow your example:

but also got the results(no route)
Please help me.

D-Link configuration(DIR-615):
http://picasaweb.google.com/kenkljc/TunnelBrokerNet#5543033262106099698

Centos configuration:
http://picasaweb.google.com/kenkljc/TunnelBrokerNet#5543033272832497202

Centos results:
http://picasaweb.google.com/kenkljc/TunnelBrokerNet#5543033285165811538

he.net configuration:
http://picasaweb.google.com/kenkljc/TunnelBrokerNet#5543033304681232194

[IPMProject]

forgot:
Centos results includ
ping6 result
traceroute6 result
ip-6 route show result

[cholzhauer]

Well, first off, I'd say that your DNS setting is incorrect.

Second, your CentOS machine has an incorrect address...it has 2001:470:1f04:471::/64 which is the subnet for your tunnel; the subnet should be 2001:470:1f05:471::/64

Since you're doing RA on your router, the machines should pick up an address automatically.  However, I did see in a post somewhere that RA might not be working properly

[lukec]

It does look like it's not working correctly...see

http://www.tunnelbroker.net/forums/index.php?topic=261.0

This is the other thread...
rgds

[IPMProject]

Thanks all, now I use ping6 can ping ipv6.google.com or other ipv6 site,
but all most site can not show in the browser

[cholzhauer]

you need to assign an address from either your routed /64 or /48 to your lan connection

[IPMProject]

Thanks cholzhauer.
May I get more detail. How to set it?

[cholzhauer]

You set it the same way you set a static IPv4 address, but you just use the IPv6 adapter instead.

Or, you can do it via command line; if you need more detail, ask google.