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mike33948

join:2006-09-16
Port Charlotte, FL		reply to chriwi
Re: IPV6 as tunnle for more IPV4 URLs?

With a dynamic v4 IP, you must use a tunnel broker. I have used several, and found Go6 worked best for me, YMMV. They allocate you a /64, as I recall, and their client software may already be installed, depending on your distribution of Linux.
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