Here's a diagram of what this exchange looks like: Your service then responds with instructions that indicate how Twilio should respond to the event. For example, when your Twilio phone number receives a text message or phone call, Twilio sends an HTTP request to your service with the details. Webhooks are also a common way to integrate with Twilio's products. This way, you can respond to the event in real-time as it happens. Instead of you sending an HTTP request to that service, the service sends an HTTP request to your public web service. Just in case anyone else has a similar issue with the hurricane commands I will add this:īefore I found garrickstrom's topic I had tried using the hurricane commands on the laptop but they failed with 'Element not found' on the last two lines, however after running the first two lines I ran the show interface command and replaced IP6Tunnel with the appropriate Idx form the show interface command.Webhooks are a way to be notified by an external service when an event has occurred. This worked OK but only gave a score of 19/20 since the IPV6 hostname could not be resolved. Then used the forum topic to get my laptop working on IPV6.

Using the modem IPV6 route it would not attempt to connect with IPV6 unless I disabled IPV4. This is with the modem IPV6 disabled and interestingly Firefox magically decided to prefer IPV6 over IPV4. Of 20/20 from and an animated turtle from the kame project. My workstation in the den is lan attached and the Hurricane commands worked OK and I could get a score Well I hung on in there like a dog with a slipper! :-) Is there a way to 'clear the decks' to start again or any suggestions as Them in an elevated Power Shell command window the last two lines are Where 192.68.0.10 is the local IP of my laptop. Netsh interface ipv6 add route prefix=::/0 interface=IP6Tunnel nexthop=2001:470:1f1c:84e::1 Netsh interface ipv6 add address interface=IP6Tunnel address=2001:470:1f1c:84e::2 Netsh interface ipv6 add v6v4tunnel interface=IP6Tunnel localaddress=192.168.0.10 remoteaddress=216.66.88.98 Netsh interface teredo set state disabled

I have created a Hurricane Tunnel and run the example configuration as per Point adapters I have mysteriously created. I have also heard that Netgear don't seem to recognise that ICMP protocolĢ) Similarly, do I need to uninstall teredo tunnels and Microsoft point to Wonder if having it set to 6to4 tunnel is conflicting with the HE setup. (Netgear DGND4000) IPV6 setting to anything other than disabled. Least ping and have some level of IPV6ġ) If I am going to use a Hurricane Tunnel do I need to set my router Trying to get IPV6 working on my home system (all windows 10) so I can at Total novice here as regards IPV6 however as a retired (67) softwareĮngineer who is called upon by the village residents to assist with theirĬomputers and networks I am reasonably confident on IPV4.

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