How to install the IPv6 protocol easily (1)

Still using IPv4? Still not installing IPv6? You are too OUT. Follow this article to install IPv6. A detailed text description is provided. Make sure everyone can learn. Not much nonsense.

I. precautions before installing the IPv6 protocol

1. It is recommended that your computer be directly connected to the port on the campus network. IPv6 addresses may not be available on non-Campus Network Ports for various reasons;

2. IPv6 cannot work after a vro, firewall, or proxy is not configured. If your computer does not support IPv6 wireless/wired routers, you cannot obtain an IPv6 address; if your router/firewall hardware supports IPv6, ask your device administrator to contact the network center personnel to help the device access the IPv6 network;

3. in addition to Windows 7, Vista, and 2008 firewalls, other firewalls may limit the use of IPv6. therefore, it is best to disable the use of the firewall before installation and use, you can also view the relevant manual to see how to enable IPv6 packet transmission;

4. windows XP in use because it uses a Microsoft test client, so need to have IPv4 support at the same time, you can also choose some third-party IPv6 clients such as Dibbler, website: http://klub.com.pl/dhcpv6 ).

Ii. IPv6 installation instructions

Installation of Windows 2000 and Windows XP

Windows 2000 and Windows XP do not support IPv6 well. You need to manually install IPv6. You can select the command line mode or graphical interface for installation.

Installation in Command Line Mode

For Windows 2000 and Windows XP, enter the following command in command line mode to quickly install IPv6: C: \> ipv6 install

Run the following command to uninstall IPv6: C: \> ipv6 uninstall

Graphic Interface for installing IPv6 protocol

Open "network connection" in "Control Panel", select "Local Connection"-"properties", click "Install", and select "protocol ", add "Microsoft TCP/IP version 6. Installation Steps: 1 ~ 4.

Note: The name of the local connection can be changed as needed or wireless. The operation is the same.

Figure 1 Windows XP Control Panel