Re: IPv6 routeing

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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Thanks for the links, it's a whole new world out there once the extra
security of the NAT function and the port forwarding is stripped off so
I want to get it right. I haven't gotten my head around load balancing
from two ISPs (presumably with two different IPv6 address allocations)
yet, so it's just as well one of mine doesn't do IPv6.

As an aside, "routeing" is correct in English, "routing" is the US
variant. In the UK, "routing" is the act of machining a slot in a piece
of wood or similar (amongst several other meanings, some of which I
didn't know until I just looked it up).

See http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/routeing?s=t

Dave
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