Install IPv6 in win xp and WIN 2 K

◆ Configuration commands in WindowsXP/Windows2003:
The IPv6 protocol stack is built in Windows2003. We recommend that you upgrade WindowsXP to SP1 at least.

1. First install the ipv6 protocol stack

C: \> ipv6 install

2. If you are accessing from a pure Ipv6 network environment, you can get the IPv6 address and access the IPv6 Site.
Appendix: Some Common commands:
C: \> netsh
Netsh> interface ipv6
Netsh interface ipv6> add address "Local Connection" fe80: a520: 1314: 1/* set a fixed IPv6 address */
Netsh interface ipv6> add dns "Local Connection" 2001: 251: e101: 0: 2/* Set IPv6 DNS address */

3. If you connect through a tunnel, perform the following steps:
Configure IPV6 network parameters in XP (if the address is automatically applied for from tb.sjtu.edu.cn, execute the act. bat file. The following steps can be saved)
Ipv6 ifcr v6v4 202.112.26.xxx 202.112.26.253/* Create a V4-to-V6 tunnel, 202.112.26.xxx is your local ipv4 address */
Ipv6 adu 5/3ffe: 3207: xxx: xxxx. xxxx/* configure the applied V6 address */
Ipv6 rtu:/0 5/* configure default gateway */
Ipv6 ifc 5 forwards
Related links:
Microsoft official IPv6 support content: http://www.microsoft.com/ipv6/
WinXP system IPv6 related FAQ, very detailed: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/plan/faqipv6.mspx
Here is Win2003: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003/techinfo/overview/ipv6faq.mspx

◆ Configuration commands in Windows2000:

1. First install the ipv6 protocol stack

If your machine only has sp1 for win2000.
If your machine is installed with sp2/sp3 for win2000, install tp2136-001205-sp3-ie6.zip. After this package is decompressed, run hotfix.exe to restart the machine and install the ipv6 driver.
From the control panel, go to "network and dial-up connections", right-click "Local Connection", and click Properties to open the "Local Connection Properties" window, in fact, this is what you click the "Install" button in the Properties window when setting the NIC. In the pop-up window, select "protocol" and click "add... ", in the pop-up window, you will find" Microsoft Ipv6 Protocol ", select this option, and click OK. Now, the tcp/ipv6 protocol stack has been installed.

2. If you are accessing from a pure Ipv6 network environment, you can get the IPv6 address and access the IPv6 Site.
Appendix: some related commands: C: \> ipv6 if/* view your IPv6 address, on the 'Local connection' port */
C: \> ipv6 adu 4/2001: 250: xxxx/* set a fixed IPv6 address. 4 indicates the interface where 'local connection' is located */
C: \> ping6 2.166.sjtu.edu.cn

3. If the access is from a tunnel, perform the following steps (if the address is automatically requested from tb.sjtu.edu.cn, execute the act. bat file. The following steps can be saved)
Assume that your ipv6 address is 3ffe: 3207: xxx: xxxx. xxxx tunnel server's ipv4 address is 202.112.26.253.

Open a command line window and run the following command
Stop protocol stack
Net stop tcpip6
Start protocol stack
Net start tcpip6
Configure the ipv6 address,
Ipv6 adu 2/3ffe: 3207: xxx: xxxx. xxxx/* address of the applied V6 */
Configure routes
Ipv6 rtu:/0 2/: 202.112.26.253

4. After win2000 is restarted, the preceding configuration parameters are not saved. Therefore, you can create a. cmd script that automatically runs at each startup or manually runs net stop tcpip6 net start tcpip6
Ipv6 adu 2/3ffe: 3207: xxx: xxxx. xxxx
Ipv6 rtu:/0 2/3ffe: 3207: xxx: 202.112.26.253
For more information about IPv6 under Win2000, please refer to Microsoft official FAQ: http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/sdks/platform/tpipv6/faq.asp
Make sure to set DNS to 202.120.2.101 to support IPv6 address query.
There are two ways to indicate whether your IPV6 parameter configuration is correct:
1. C: \ Documents ents and Settings \ BlackHawk> tracert6-d www.kame.net
Tracing route to apple.kame.net [3ffe: 501: 4819: 2000: 210: f3ff: fe03: 4d0] from 3ffe: 3207: 98: ca70: 1a62 over a maximum of 30 hops:
1 6 MS 6 MS 6 MS 3ffe: 3207: 98: 1/* indicates that the IPV6 tunnel is taken */
2 41 MS 41 MS 37 MS 3ffe: 320e: 1: 170: 1
3 41 MS 37 MS 37 MS 3ffe: 3200: 2
^ C
2. When you access www.kame.net, there is a dancing turtle, which means that you access this page through an IPV6 tunnel.