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Multihoming is when a host or network is connected to one or more (multiple) Internet Service Provider (ISP) or we can say it has multiple up links.

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As by know there are few RFC for multihoming approach such as from RFC7157. Try to read it for list of scenarios and also techniques. For know I just want to achieve load balancing over the multiple up-links, or at least have fail over.

At first I decided to have topology like the diagram below, two ISP connected to a single home router, the host then can connect to this router and will be assigned at least two IPv6 addresses from only one network interface.

I was able to make the packet can be routed to either OpenWrt1 or OpenWrt2 from OpenWrt based on the source address of the IPv6 but I can’t seem to do that from the Windows host. For know I’m not sure whether the cause was from OS limitation or not, indeed I’m not familiar on Windows routing. Will try later on linux OS.

So I came up with new topology, two routers each connected to a single ISP. The IPv6 connection from is Freenet6.

What you need to setup this lab environment are:

0. Warning: This guide might works on Windows only. Your IPv6 will be different from this as it is globally unique.

1. VirtualBox – https://www.virtualbox.org ( I use version 4.2.16 r86992)

2. OpenWrt image – https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/60626137/OpenWrt/openwrt.vdi (this is VirtualBox image that was converted by me from Barrier Breaker x86 generic. We are going to use it as routers.

I won’t discuss on how to setup VirtualBox here in detail, please follow tutorial from http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/virtualbox.

Create 2 guest VM of OpenWrt, both have 2 Adapters one is Host Only and the other one bridged to connect to host OS for internet connection.

I highly recommend you to set serial port, later easy to SSH the guest OS from Putty.

To access from Putty, just select Serial and the serial line is Port file path that you have configured Eg: .pipeVBOXOpenWrt1

Now we are going to setup any of the image as Router 1,

Try ping 8.8.8.8 to see if there is internet connection, if have then you can proceed.

Configure our br-lan interface to have 192.168.1.1/24 network.

Save the conf and start the gw6c process by issuing /etc/init.d/gw6c start.

depending on what prefix you receive, mine is 2001:05c0:1101:4b00::1/64. We need to re -route the address and routing table from lo to br-lan interface. Change the IP accordingly.