Access websites such as Google by using IPV6

Today, I saw an exciting message on the Google App Engine blog: "Today, we're adding the same service (Google over IPv6) to all domains hosted by ghs.google.com ."

What does this mean? You should have thought about it. Especially the miserable blogger in mainland China. The new GHS cname domain name deployed by Google is ghs46.google.com.

In view of the IPv6 support provided by Windows Vista and Windows 7, you can modify the hosts file. A script is specially posted here today, this function allows Windows XP to support IPv6 Access and hosts files.

Netsh int IPv6 install

Netsh int IPv6 6to4 set state disabled

Netsh int IPv6 isatap set state disabled

Netsh int IPv6 set Teredo enterpriseclient

Netsh int IPv6 set Prefix: 1/128 50 0

Netsh int IPv6 set Prefix:/0 40 1

Netsh int IPv6 set prefix 2002:/16 30 1

Netsh int IPv6 set Prefix:/96 20 3

Netsh int IPv6 set Prefix: FFFF: 0: 0/96 10 4

Netsh int IPv6 set prefix 2001:/32 5 1

Exit
AboveCodeUse NotePad to save it as the ipv6.bat file and double-click to run it.

After this operation is complete, the Windows XP system can access IPv6 through Teredo.

Modify the hosts file to access Google from IPv6 and add the following content to the c: \ windows \ system32 \ drivers \ etc \ hosts file:

2001: 4860: b006: 68 www.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 tbn0.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 tbn1.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 tbn2.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 tbn3.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 tbn4.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 tbn5.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 code.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 Google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 images.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 docs.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 maps.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 video.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 translate.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 groups.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 knol.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 sketchup.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 sites.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 picasaweb.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 www.youtube.com gdata.youtube.com help.youtube.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 news.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 mail.google.com

2001: 4860: b006: 68 www.blogger.com

There are a lot of IPv6 addresses: https://docs.google.com/View? Id = ajgh4hx75dvn_68d6pgv8fz

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