Anyone have a spare trial log-on I could have?

[#1]

If anyone has an IPv6 trial logon they're not using they'd be willing to give me, I'd really appreciate it.
I've just taken delivery of a shiny new Fritz!Box 7390.  Although expensive, this is by far the most impressive consumer router I've ever used: ADSL/ADSL2/ADSL2+/VDSL2, IPv4, IPv6 (native and tunnel), QoS, VoIP and POTS PBX, answer phone, DECT, NAS, VPN (remote access and site-to-site), simultaneous dual band wifi, gigabit Ethernet.
I'd really like to try out the native IPv6 features and provide feedback to anyone else interested in this bad boy.  €189 delivered from momilc.com in France (not an advertisement: I'm an independent user!)
Doug

[#2]

If anyone does offer one up can you let me know.  I've not had anyone send me a PM yet so starting next week I may reclaim some accounts that we aren't seeing any traffic on just to give new people a stab at it.

[#3]

Will do, I'll also report back any success/failure in testing.
Thanks, Doug.

[#4]

I'm also on the look out for a trial login if anyone is finished with theirs.

[#5]

I've not had anyone offer up an account.
Any chance of some being released by Plusnet staff?  I'm keen to offer supporting with testing and debugging, anything I can do to help drive forward the general release of IPv6 (which I'm also driving here at work).
Thanks,
Doug

[#6]

Hi,
I've PM'd you both a login, give it a try and let us know how you get on.

[#7]

Thanks Dave, I'll test it out tonight and report back.

[#8]

Changed my logon and ticked the "IPv6 support enabled" box:

Connected since.                             	 20.09.2011  20:06
Global IPv6 address of the FRITZ!Box       	 2a02:16c8:2<snip>:2912/64
Global IPv6 address obtained via         	 DHCP IA_PD
Global IPv6 address is valid for         	 16772378/16772378s
IPv6 MTU.                               	 1452
Global IPv6 prefix                       	 2a02:16c8:2<snip>::/56
Global IPv6 prefix is valid for                	 16772378/16772378s
Primary IPv6 DNS server                       	 2001:470:20::2

The Mac, iPad, iPhone and Windows 7 laptop are all picking-up the router advertisements and receiving addresses from the Fritz's DHCPv6 server.
It just works 🙂