Connecting to VM with planetary network [Resolved]

#21

I’m slightly embarrassed I missed that being an option all this time I remember being told to use wsl at one point while having issues and never looked back that is great information. I should make a tutorial just using powershell.

#22

Yggdrasil really does not rely on any IPv6 functionality in your LAN or beyond. I did a simple test here at home by disabling IPv6 support in my wifi router. I can connect to Yggdrasil hosts just fine with IPv6 disabled in my LAN.

Can you post the output from a couple commands with your computer connected to the IPv4 only router? In Powershell:

ipconfig

and

route print

#23

I was surprised to find the native in terminal ssh as an option a while back, and pleasantly surprised at how familiar it feels when I finally got to testing it.

Poweshell also supports ls and cat now, so it’s a bit less jarring now than I remember my last attempt at trying to get around on Windows command line.

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#24

Thanks for the response scott. I did a factory reset on the router and this resolved my issue. Not sure what was going on but I can ping and connect through my IPv4 router. Very nice!! :grinning:

Pinging 300:e32e:5da4:acba:de54:8c22:5ebd:fa73 with 32 bytes of data:
Reply from 300:e32e:5da4:acba:de54:8c22:5ebd:fa73: time=208ms
Reply from 300:e32e:5da4:acba:de54:8c22:5ebd:fa73: time=210ms
Reply from 300:e32e:5da4:acba:de54:8c22:5ebd:fa73: time=209ms
Reply from 300:e32e:5da4:acba:de54:8c22:5ebd:fa73: time=211ms

Ping statistics for 300:e32e:5da4:acba:de54:8c22:5ebd:fa73:
Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),
Approximate round trip times in milli-seconds:
Minimum = 208ms, Maximum = 211ms, Average = 209ms

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#25

Great, glad to hear it! Should never forget to at least power cycle all gear in question before proceeding to further troubleshooting :sweat_smile:

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