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isatapd: IPv6 on Ubuntu

Yes, it looks like you're using IPv6 already.

SysAdmins, check with Tom.

My employer (Cisco) makes IPv6 available internally on a test basis. Once I configured the isatap hostname on my system, all I had to do to get my Ubuntu laptop on IPv6 was:

sudo apt-get install isatapd

I look forward to trying this on a few more systems:

sudo apt-get install isatapd && ping6 -c 1 www.ipv6.cisco.com && figlet -c 'I CAN HAZ IPv6!!'

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