I think that "should" work. (Assuming you meant ifconfig not ipconfig
right?)

Can you try ping6 -n to the default gateway%device? What does ndp -c say
while you ping? What does ndp -c say?

Cheers!
/P

On 11-09-06 4:01 PM, "David Arinzon" <community-noreply@qnx.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I'm trying to configure a device/interface manually using ipconfig and
>route.
>I have the following parameters:
>- IPv6 address
>- Prefix len
>- Default IPv6 gateway
>- device name
>
>I'm using the following syntax
>
>ipconfig <device name> inet6 <ip_address> <prefix_len> up
>
>route ­v add ­inet6 :: <gateway_address>%<device_name>
>
>I can see that the ipconfing is being set, and the entries are set into
>the routing table, but I think that there's something incomplete with
>this syntax, since I can't open sockets and connect to other IPv6's...
>The network configuration has been tested, and I should be able to make
>IPv6 socket connections.
>
>Is there anything I should add to the two commands I'm invoking?
>
>Thanks
>
>
>
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