For those of you curious about IPv6, and wanting to experiment with it at home or in the office, have a look at SixXS[1] and Hurricane Electric IPv6[2].
They both offer free IPv6 "tunnels" which can be used to provide IPv6 to your home/office.
We use SixXS in the office, and the tunnel has been alive without issue for 83 weeks and counting..
(P.S. SixXS is probably the easier choice if you have a dynamic IP, or are not setting the tunnel up from your router directly..)
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For those of you curious about IPv6, and wanting to experiment with it at home or in the office, have a look at SixXS[1] and Hurricane Electric IPv6[2].
They both offer free IPv6 "tunnels" which can be used to provide IPv6 to your home/office.
We use SixXS in the office, and the tunnel has been alive without issue for 83 weeks and counting..
(P.S. SixXS is probably the easier choice if you have a dynamic IP, or are not setting the tunnel up from your router directly..)
[1]: http://www.sixxs.net/ [2]: http://ipv6.he.net/
worth noting that HE has tunnel endpoints all over the world. i'm using one right now in europe and it works really well.