Brian McCullough wrote: > Martin ( and group ), > > I may have quoted more than necessary, but I wanted to get the correct > context. > > I have been interested in IPv6 for several years, but always seemed to > run into issues. > > You recommended SixXS or HE. I have ( a while ago ) been in touch with > HE ( and had an account with xs26, but they seem to have disappeared ). > > However, to use that service ( the HE tunnel ), do I need to have an > IPv6-compatible ISP, or can I get there through an IPv4 tunnel?
No. To use he.net you don't need an IPv6 capable ISP. You need however access to a fixed public IP. I guess you could even do it on a dynamic public IP, but you'd have to log in and change your tunnel end-point every time your IP changes. SixXS on the other side will offer you tunnels for dynamic ip's and even NAT-piercing AYIYA tunnels. Kind regards, Martin List-Petersen -- Communication is the beginning of understanding -- AT&T -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
