- NEW!!! DNS Translator for IPV6 only Microsoft 2000/XP clients :
You need to enter "127.0.0.1" as DNS server in your windows network options. The second program uses a DHCPv6 server to obtain the DNS server IPv6 address.
- Here you can find some IPv6 enabled multicast applications :
| Windows 2000 | Windows XP |
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- To install IPv6 on Windows XP you must type: "ipv6 install". You must also install the Service Pack 1 in order to receive any multicast traffic.
- To install these applications you have to extract the files from these three archives into the same directory (C:\Program Files\Mbone\) and set your windows user environment variable HOMEDIR to this directory.
- In order to launch these applications I suggest that you put all these files into the same directory.
- Your computer's hostname must be resolved by an IPv6 DNS server.
- In Windows 2000 only, you must also add a multicast default route to all multicast addresses on your network interface:
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"ipv6 if" will give you your interface number X
"ipv6 rtu FF00::/8 X" where X is the interface number will add your default multicast route.
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- The command line for:
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vic ---> vic MCAST_ADDR/PORT
rat ---> rat MCAST_ADDR/PORT
sdr ---> (use the sdr icon)
nte ---> nte MCAST_ADDR/PORT
wbd ---> wbd MCAST_ADDR/PORT
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- Not using IPv6 yet? Try these files:
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