Then you can try and find a tunnel broker that gives you a IPv6 in IPv4 address. this is transmitting everything about IPv6 over protocol 41 and you will get a IPv6 address, with which you can browse the IPv6 internet.

Most tunnel brokers require you to have the tunnel open 24/7, though. A number of big tunnel brokers have been set up, among which are in europe »www.sixxs.net/ , in canada »www.freenet6.net/ and Hurricane Electric »ipv6.he.net/ .

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by alien9999999 edited by ironwalker
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