w2k & ipv6 - need help

[Ben Winslow]

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On Mon, 2002-03-25 at 10:27, Christian Kuhtz wrote:
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> i'm sorry, but i think i didn't express myself right.
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> > (no, this
> > 	isn't about using a w2k site as a 6bone gateway, just=20
> > a lowly w2k
> > 	endnode on a ipv4/ipv6 dual stack subnet on the=20
> > 6bone).=20
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> i'm not referring to 6to4 configuration.  just plain and simple one w2k b=
ox with ethernet connectivity to a local ipv6 router.
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> i guess we should take this discussion off list.
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> thanks,
> chris
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Actually, I'm a bit interested in this myself--I can't find any means to
apply an IPv6-capable stack onto the Win2k box here because the latest
package I could find won't install on SP2.

(There are already several FreeBSD and Linux hosts already connected)
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