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Subject: Re: Tunnel IPv6 requests to my IPv4 servers?
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> That said, I'll add my voice to the suggestion that it is very simple to
> get IPv6 going on pretty much anything 

Hmmm... half the boxes I host, I don't have a login to, yet for some odd 
reason, I want to make my network 100% IPv6 accessible.

I manage two /22's so, I'm sitting on a pile of IPs.  First off, I'm 
going to get a one-to-one mapping setup for every IP -- hopefully 
through 6tunnel (I'll look into that, thanks for the pointer).  Second, 
I'll migrate to multiple IPs on boxes that I have access to / boxes that 
support IPv6.  (Example: Pre FreeBSD 7.2 box jails only support one IP)

Goal: 100% IPv6 ready, whether my customers want it or not!

Rudy