RDNS oddness

[bug2000]

According to the tunnelbroker page my range is:

2001:470:1f0a:b1::/64

yet when I click the RDNS, it only lets me go into
2001:470:1f0b:b1::/64

Any ideas?

The problem is, the test requires me to provide DNS for the `a` while I can only do so for the b.

[cholzhauer]

One of those addresses is your routed /64 (the range that you can give to other computers on your same subnet)

The other /64 contains your point to point tunnels, and only ::2 and ::1 are valid

[broquea]

You should use addresses out of "b" then :)

According to the tunnelbroker page my range is:

2001:470:1f0a:b1::/64

yet when I click the RDNS, it only lets me go into
2001:470:1f0b:b1::/64

Any ideas?

The problem is, the test requires me to provide DNS for the `a` while I can only do so for the b.

[bug2000]

Problem is, I'm forced to use the `a` address by the test. Is there a way to reset it or something?

[cholzhauer]

Yeah, you can email ipv6@he.net and they can do that for you