[Um, why is this on port-i386? Should be on tech-net or some help-list]

In article <20040419142307.94hwkgss88s48w00@mail.longwood.edu> you wrote:
> I am trying to configure my public IPv6 machine, which is connected via a gif
> tunnel to Hurricane Electric,  to route my public IPv6 addresses over my IPv4
> VPN (which I can't natively deploy IPv6 on yet..).   What I would like to do,
> is to take the subnet 2001:470:1f01:409:0:f00d:3:0/112 and route it from
> 10.24.5.10 (tlp1 on system #1) to 10.24.0.9 (ex0 on system #2), and to have
> system #2's ex0 interface have the public IPv6 address
> 2001:470:1f01:409:0:f00d:3:1,  I am assuming I will have to use a seperate
> (/128) subnet for IPv6 communications on the tunnel?

FWIW, here is my /etc/netstart.local that I use on my IPv6 gateway that 
has an gif-uplink (as /48):

	http://www.feyrer.de/IPv6/netstart.local


 - Hubert

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