Hi Jonathan. BTMM does use IPv6 for the internal cloud addresses (unique-local addressing), but the endpoints are still IPv4. It's entirely possible that Apple has changed their protocol since they last documented it, but at the time the home gateway needed some kind of NAT traversal support, whether by UPnP or NAT-PMP. Now, however, it seems that even if that is switched off, BTMM can still work, although more slowly, so perhaps they've not got it working behind large-scale NAT as well. Goodness knows why they don't just use IPv6 natively; would give the world one more reason to upgrade. :)
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