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December 27th 07, 08:57 PM
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ipv6
Right-click on your Network connectionProperties highlight TCP/IPv6 click
on the Properties for that(just below what is installed) change the radio button to configure it yourself "wow" wrote: Any one know how to enter the address in ipv6 -- * 
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December 27th 07, 10:46 PM
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ipv6
Ah i know how t get thier but when u put in an ip it says its wrong!
-- * "Mick Murphy" wrote: Right-click on your Network connectionProperties highlight TCP/IPv6 click on the Properties for that(just below what is installed) change the radio button to configure it yourself "wow" wrote: Any one know how to enter the address in ipv6 -- *
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