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If the dongle is not using a AAISP SIM, (and therefore your IPv4 blocks won't be re-routed down the dongle, then include NAT="true" on the dongle line.
If the dongle is not using a AAISP SIM, (and therefore your IPv4 blocks won't be re-routed down the dongle, then include NAT="true" on the dongle line.


= Config with Tunnelled IPv6 Fallback=
== Config with Tunnelled IPv6 Fallback==
If using AAISP, then the options for IPv6 routing on the control pages allow an IPv6 block to be routed to a tunnel endpoint if the main routing (ie ADSL/FTTC) goes down. - This means IPv6 can be routed to the 3G dongle if the main broadband(s) go down. The MTU will be limited though.
If using AAISP, then the options for IPv6 routing on the control pages allow an IPv6 block to be routed to a tunnel endpoint if the main routing (ie ADSL/FTTC) goes down. - This means IPv6 can be routed to the 3G dongle if the main broadband(s) go down. The MTU will be limited though.


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