Website Updates
August 22nd, 2010 by richardThe website seemed a little sparse on updates recently, so I’m working on updates to it. Let me know if there’s anything you want to see!
The website seemed a little sparse on updates recently, so I’m working on updates to it. Let me know if there’s anything you want to see!
I originally posted this on my own blog, but have decided it should be here as well since whfsdude is the one who made this possible. Plus, at Mozor, we’re all about IPV6.
Jeff Forman put up a blog post on his website detailing how he got the Comcast IPV6 working through the trial. His setup explains exactly how to do this if you’re trying to get it to work on a Linux box, but not how to do this on your router and put it through your entire network. I’m running the custom DD-WRT build by crushedhat that gets IPV6 working, and have been using it with a HurricaneElectric tunnel for awhile. With the help of my friend whfsdude on Mozor I’ve been able to make this work. I can’t guarantee that it will work for you, and whenever you’re trying to install custom firmware on a router, you should be careful, as you can brick your router.
We’ve opened up our Google powered URL Shortening Service for our members! Surf over to go.mozor.net and use away!
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As many know, our IRC server hosts an IdleRPG game. I encourage everyone to join. IdleRPG is located in #idlerpg and online stats can be found at http://irpg.mozor.net
Richard is offering up a few BNC slots to our regular users if they’re interested. No special subdomains or anything, just a single user BNC for use to connect to Mozor only. Ask Richard in #mozor if you’re interested.
For the last 3 years we’ve hosted #theclan and their website (www.theclan.ws) and they’ve decided to part their ways.
We wish them the best of luck.
Koala & Wolverine have been taken offline.
Vault, Redlight, Relentless, and Surge have been brought back online.
IPv6 Access is available on the following servers:
Relentless – 2001:41d0:1:976f::2
Ring- 2001:470:130:28::2 or 2607:470:103:28::2
Teri – 2001:49f0:4006:1::6667
Alternatively you can connect to a random IPv6 server at ipv6.irc.mozor.net
Looking for one other network to merge up to, this is not just open to any network. It must be a similar network, with similar goals, users, and ideas that we have. Also, the admins must be known users on our network. If you’re interested please email admin(at)mozor.net (Link to Email)