Sabahattin Gucukoglu <[email protected]> wrote: > 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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