Re: is source address binding more valuable for IPv6?

[Juliusz Chroboczek]

> I'm less familiar with Teredo,

Teredo has a mechanism for optimising traffic to double-stack hosts.
You can set up a ``host-specific relay'', essentially an unnumbered
Teredo interface.  Traffic to Teredo hosts will be routed as Teredo
packets (UDPv4), with no need to have a local Teredo address.

With miredo, just say

  RelayType cone
  
in your /etc/miredo.conf.  If you're behind a NAT, you may need to say

  RelayType restricted

instead.

                                        Juliusz


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