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whfsdude
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Re: [IPv6] IPV6 Issues

said by 56885201:

Interesting. I am on a Windows XP PC behind a WNR1000v2-VC NAT router that is using the Comcast 6t04 relay, and IPv6 seems to be working just fine for me (with the MS Teredo explicitly disabled):

I understand your router is doing 6to4 and announcing it (just like it would with ULA. or a unicast global).

My point was more to the fact that the poster had said Windows was using the built in 6to4 adapter. This is where Windows itself open a 6to4 tunnel. This is incorrect as it cannot be done behind NAT which should probably be pointed out so others browsing don't go enable 6to4 behind their router.


56885201
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said by whfsdude:

said by 56885201:

Interesting. I am on a Windows XP PC behind a WNR1000v2-VC NAT router that is using the Comcast 6t04 relay, and IPv6 seems to be working just fine for me (with the MS Teredo explicitly disabled):

I understand your router is doing 6to4 and announcing it (just like it would with ULA. or a unicast global).

My point was more to the fact that the poster had said Windows was using the built in 6to4 adapter. This is where Windows itself open a 6to4 tunnel. This is incorrect as it cannot be done behind NAT which should probably be pointed out so others browsing don't go enable 6to4 behind their router.

Ahh, OK. Thank you for the clarification.
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