On 17/09/2007, at 2:38 AM, <michael.dillon@bt.com> <michael.dillon@bt.com> wrote:

I think we will never move to IPv6 if vendors don't do things 
like the one in the Airport. However, in order to make this 
"transition" phase where there may be a possible degradation 
of the RTT, we need to cooperation of the operators, for 
example deploying 6to4 relays in their networks.

And just what should operators do to cooperate?

Are you aware of any documents that describe how to set up 6to4 relays
in an ISP network?

I believe there are books that document it. Personally, I've got a bunch of slides - if you think that they'll be of use I can clean them up.

I intend to add some step-by-step textual stuff to http://ipv6.cluepon.net/ but haven't had a chance yet, I've only really covered end user Teredo stuff - please add stuff if you can.

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Nathan Ward