Say "Thank you" to Bill...

[Jeroen Massar]

Sam.Wilson at ed.ac.uk wrote:
>>> PS: Macintoys come IPv6 enabled already for quite some time too, they
>>> though have IPv6 disabled in Safari to avoid the above issue...
>> Are you sure about this?  It's certainly not the case on my mac (10.4), and 
>> I haven't poked around with any ipv6 settings, other than to enable it on 
>> the ethernet port.
>
> No automatic tunneling but the link local addresses appear and stateless
> autoconfig looks like it would happen if a router was available.

Indeed, it will definitely enable IPv6 per default. If you have a Xserve
setup and are booting Mac's from there it will even boot them over IPv6 ;)

As for the Safari thing, I got a note saying that 'for quite some time
it has already been reversed', aka Safari does IPv6 per default, out of
the box now. You just have to give it connectivity: aka plug it in a
IPv6 enabled Ethernet or enable 6to4 from the control panel, or run
AICCU of course ;)

Thanks to Steve! :)

Greets,
 Jeroen

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