On Thu, 2008-10-09 at 19:08 +0200, Valent Turkovic wrote: > I know that no network I access has IPv6. No ADSL carrier in Croatia > uses IPv6, my company doesn't use IPv6, and I in my home network I > don't use IPv6. 6to4 does not require ISP support, and Microsoft requires it to be supported for Vista certification of residential routers: http://www.google.com/search?q=Network+Infrastructure+Device +Implementer’s+Guide (First hit, I link to google because it's a damn MS Word document...) No idea how many manufacturers bother to get the Microsoft stamp of approval, but it's out there. If you plug in to one of these, the router handles 6to4, and provides native IPv6 to the LAN, which your Fedora box (and any Vista machines...) will automatically use, all without needing any support from the ISP or any configuration by you.
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