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Not sure you can set it up directly in the arris modem, but dd-wrt router can handle it.
let me post some pictures of my config, maybe someone knows something
Pretty sure you can't since your modem can't connect to the IPv6 via it's wan port.
TunnelBroker use your V4 to connect to the endpoint. The Static IPV6 section of your modem is for dedicated and native IPv6 stack provided by your ISP.
What @davidgestiondbi said, you have to set it up as a GRE tunnel via IPv4 to connect to your local PoP. the IPv6 configuration on that modem is just for IPv6 from your ISP. I use pfSense though I've heard DD-WRT can do it.
Exact! Thanks, I didn't get enough coffee for HFC explanation this morning :P
None of the ARRIS Modem, even Motorola one can't do it. I think the Thompson Cable Modem can do it, but will need to validate in firmware to be sure. You should take a PfSense, DD-Wrt, M0n0wall router and do it directly inside it.
Or OpenWRT please, I hate ddwrt
thanks, i have another router ther, i will check