Using IPv6 Via IPv4

Prolog-X writes "``6to4 is an ad-hoc mechanism by which anyone can participate in IPv6 without having to make any arrangements to hook up to an existing IPv6 network.'' Nick Sayer wrote a short but useful tutorial on how to set up 6to4 on a FreeBSD system."

List of 6to4 relay routers

[don.g]

Is there a list of 6to4 relay routers anywhere?

Or should I just play with 6to4, use anyone's, and take a look with tcpdump at where the packets are coming from (IPv4-wise) to locate a closer relay?

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Another warmed-up ./?

[vs]

*sigh* It's a follow-up to an article which was announced on Slashdot September, 3rd [slashdot.org]. Sure, it's interesting, but I count this one as another item for the old-news folder on Slashdot.

It is even still the first item in the "older stuff" in the BSD section.

Re:Wonderful

[katzegott]

Now if M$ would just incorporate a IPv6 stack into their Windows Me/98/95.... everything would be heading toward the new standard

Wonderful

[Operandi]

We're one small step closer to an IPv6 internet. Can't say much other than good about this.

Regards

Windows

[bwzippy]

Slightly off topic..heres [microsoft.com] a link for configuring WindowsNT/2k for 6to4.

Re:Wonderful

[Anonymous Coward]

Microsoft has a stack available for Windows 2000, and it also supports 6to4.

Look here [microsoft.com].