XSNews IPv6

[MrTissues]

Hey guys. It's been a while since I used .nzbs and I remember that I used to use XSNews' free IPv6 server. It always worked well with pretty nice speeds. However, after I set it up today I found that the speeds are very slow (like 202 b/s or 0 b/s).

Does anyone else still use this server? How does it work for you guys?

Thanks!

[Cabalo]

What's the IPv6 brokering service you're using ? Stay away from gogo6.

[Arguti]

What's the IPv6 brokering service you're using ? Stay away from gogo6.

What would you recomend?

[Cabalo]

Hurricane Electric.

[Arguti]

Works! With gogo6 I have never passed 600Kb/s and it usually stuck around 200Kb/s. Never thought the ipv6tunnel was the problem. Now it maximizes my connection! Thanks thanks thanks :D

[Cabalo]

Works! With gogo6 I have never passed 600Kb/s and it usually stuck around 200Kb/s. Never thought the ipv6tunnel was the problem. Now it maximizes my connection! Thanks thanks thanks :D
Nice! :)

[drddevil]

I'd recommend using sixxs.net with an AYIYA tunnel. It will work behind NAT (double, triple, etc), it won't require you to configure your firewall at all, and your IP endpoint will be updated automatically.

Speeds are pretty good except for the OCCIAD pops in the United States.

[Stabber]

it sucks that ayiya gui doesn't work with win 32bit

you need to use to console for windows 64 bit

[0gbqf3v02]

It's just too bad XSnews doesn't allow new registrations anymore. :(

[Cabalo]

it sucks that ayiya gui doesn't work with win 32bit

you need to use to console for windows 64 bit
That's not a problem, fortunately. ;)

[Stabber]

With a console is not that practical as with the gui . I mean that with the console i prefer to use it as a service to autostart it when login to windows whereas with the gui i can do it manually easily