Harry
2010-05-14 21:58:44
1) Forces a Teredo client to be installed.
2) Will prefer the Teredo connections instead of connections obtained via bind9 or some other method of obtaining a v6 address.
3) To disable just Teredo, you must disable a ton of regedit entries, as well as rebooting (most likely to find out that you missed disabling one).
This is NOT helping IPv6 connectivity spread. All it is doing, is causing problems for anyone who wants IPv6 used from a place other than Microsoft's teredo servers.
Really lame job, Microsoft.
2) Will prefer the Teredo connections instead of connections obtained via bind9 or some other method of obtaining a v6 address.
3) To disable just Teredo, you must disable a ton of regedit entries, as well as rebooting (most likely to find out that you missed disabling one).
This is NOT helping IPv6 connectivity spread. All it is doing, is causing problems for anyone who wants IPv6 used from a place other than Microsoft's teredo servers.
Really lame job, Microsoft.