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On Sun, 22 Jan 2012, Martijn Grooten wrote:
On Sun, Jan 22, 2012 at 11:44 AM, Gordon Henderson wrote:Miredo (subject of this thread) appears to be a software package that gives you a static IPv6 address, so all's well (For Kai)No, it does not. Your Miredo/Teredo IPv6 address 'contains' your IPv4 address, so the former will be as static/dynamic as the latter. I'm sorry if my introducing Miredo suggested it did give you a static IPv6 address. I mentioned it because I think it's the easiest way for anyone to become IPv6-connected, regardless of router and ISP.
Right! I get it now. Yes, an easy way to get into IPv6, but not a solution if you're looking for a long-term static IP address - in thich case go to one of the sites I mentioned earlier...
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