#Hey guys Im struggeling in Port

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pale hatch
lethal moss
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I am operating a ISP connection with DS-Lite-Tunnel (German NetCologne). As far as I understand this means this is IPv6 only.
I want to set up Duck DNS with Let’s encrypt, but I do not succeed.

I operate a Fritzbox router, which is connected to a fiber modem.
I tried to enable port forwarding, but apparently fail quite hard as many things are strange:

  • The DynDNS client configured in my Fritzbox router sends a different IP address to Duck DNS (2001:[…]:e5ab), as other websites to display IP adresses (as my ISP Net Cologne https://www.netcologne.de/geschaeftskunden/service/meine-ip/) 2001:[…]:ac1e . How is that possible?
    
  • Fritzbox router displays for HASS setup (hosted at RPI4) has 3 IPv6 Addresses: fe80:[…]:9189, 2001:[…]:4615 and 2001:[…]:bce2. Which one should I use to forward to? My Fritzboxrouter initially takes the 2001:[…]:bce2
  • If in DuckDNS I manually configure any IPv6 address displayed by router for HASS setup, I can acess HASS locally out of my wifi, but not from eyternal (using a hotspot).

Any assistance is appreciated. I do not know where exaclty to start fixing the problem.
Kindest regards

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First things first: Thanks for the link, I checked it, but it unfortunately does not help me

pale hatch
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DuckDNS is having issues, again, that may be the cause of your problems

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If you're using IPv6 you'd normally want to configure your DuckDNS hostname with the public IP your HA host has, not the router's public IP

lethal moss
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so basically the "internal" IPv6 addess? I know internal adresses do not exist anymore, but the one which is desiplayed in my router (2001:[…]:bce2)?

pale hatch
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Well, the internal address is the fe80 one

lethal moss
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so the DuckDNS domian should be linked with this IP?

pale hatch
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No. The internal address isn't accessible outside of your network

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That's why I keep saying public IP

lethal moss
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so bublic IP is https://[fe80::7f1a:7777:aab4:9189]:8123/

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correct?

pale hatch
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No

lethal moss
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entireing thi in my wifi works, but not from my (wifi disabled) smartphone

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so portforwarding does not appea rto work?!

pale hatch
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I've already said that was your internal address

lethal moss
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sorry

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let me reread everything

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so the public IP adress of HASS may be 2001:4dd6:9ae8::5d2a:d8f:5612:bce2

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at least thas what my router says

pale hatch
lethal moss
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doesnt look promising

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Failed: We can NOT see your service on 2001:4dd6:9ae8::5d2a:d8f:5612:bce2 on port (8123)

Reason: Resource temporarily unavailable

pale hatch
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And that's the one that HA itself tells you it has?

lethal moss
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Thats what my router tells me

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I assume there is no approach where HA directly outputs its IP adress?

pale hatch
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It should show it in the console, and also in the networks tab of the settings

lethal moss
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let me check

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Crazy... displays an entire new address... starting indeed with fe80

pale hatch
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Which is your local address, not your public address

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If your router supports port forwarding to IPv6, try that shrug

lethal moss
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IP Information
IPv4
IP Address: 192.168.0.176/24
Gateway: 192.168.0.1
Method: auto
Name Servers: 192.168.0.1
IPv6
IP Address: 2001:4dd6:9ae8:0:8944:d85c:305e:4615/64, fe80::7f1a:7777:aab4:9189/64
Gateway: fe80::3a10:d5ff:fe21:e5a7
Method: auto
Name Servers: fd00::3a10:d5ff:fe21:e5a7

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thats what HA displays

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so here we assume 2001:4dd6:9ae8:0:8944:d85c:305e:4615 might be the right one, which fails in portcheck, right?

pale hatch
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Yes, assuming you've configured your router to allow that traffic through

lethal moss
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the IP address is displayed nowhere in my router, so Im reseting the device in my router

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need to leave soon... jetz deleted the device in my router and rebooted

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lets see which Ip reappears

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looks like there is no IPv6 address yet, only v4

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alright, I think I need to end here

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...at least for today

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thanks alot for your assistance!

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much appreciated!

placid leaf
pale hatch
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Hopefully they stay up

lethal moss
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Finally I managed it. Thanks for your assistance. Your explanation with internal /external IP helped a lot to understand.