Ipv6 working in Windows 7 / Windows 2008 for FREE usenet without 3rd party software.

[OldIronTits]

Im not behind a router nor a modem cuz i changed ISP's with a better one.And yesterday i tried to see if ipv6.google.com is working just for the kicks and surprise it did.So i came back here and try to make it download from usenet using sabnzb.It took me a while but i did it
Downloading with 6 mb/s now from free servers with up to 200 days retention http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/534/4088060140.png
Also i found this guide http://www.stompfest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9208 on how to tunnel on windows but its of no use to me now.You can also try this solution http://www.sixxs.net/main/ i signup for it yesterday and im waiting for manual confirmation.

This is my favorite line:
"Im not behind a router nor a modem cuz i changed ISP's with a better one."

[anon]

I think snap3r is from Romania. I've read that at least one ISP there doesn't give you but an Ethernet cable that comes from the exterior and is plugged directly to your network card.

[Stabber]

Im not behind a router nor a modem cuz i changed ISP's with a better one.And yesterday i tried to see if ipv6.google.com is working just for the kicks and surprise it did.So i came back here and try to make it download from usenet using sabnzb.It took me a while but i did it
Downloading with 6 mb/s now from free servers with up to 200 days retention http://easycaptures.com/fs/uploaded/534/4088060140.png
Also i found this guide http://www.stompfest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9208 on how to tunnel on windows but its of no use to me now.You can also try this solution http://www.sixxs.net/main/ i signup for it yesterday and im waiting for manual confirmation.

This is my favorite line:
"Im not behind a router nor a modem cuz i changed ISP's with a better one."

You will wait for a very long time for that confirmation . The staff there is awful . I tried to signup some times with real info but they never accepted it .

[mjmacky]

I've read that at least one ISP there doesn't give you but an Ethernet cable that comes from the exterior and is plugged directly to your network card.

That's bizarre, how does that work? For that matter, I don't even know how universities do it, since they're always their own ISP.

Edit: I mean, there's always something, you can't just plug into the backbone directly, right?

[anon]

That's bizarre, how does that work? For that matter, I don't even know how universities do it, since they're always their own ISP.

Edit: I mean, there's always something, you can't just plug into the backbone directly, right?

Not into the backbone, as far as I've been told it's a simple Ethernet cable, as if the modem was somewhere outside.

I found it odd too - I don't even know what the advantage for the ISP might be.

[mjmacky]

I found it odd too - I don't even know what the advantage for the ISP might be.

The town can act like one large university dorm

[klaudiu]

I think snap3r is from Romania. I've read that at least one ISP there doesn't give you but an Ethernet cable that comes from the exterior and is plugged directly to your network card.

most of ISPs (if not all) do that there.

[anon]

most of ISPs (if not all) do that there.

That I wasn't aware of. I thought it'd be the exception and not the rule.

[Cabalo]

I think snap3r is from Romania. I've read that at least one ISP there doesn't give you but an Ethernet cable that comes from the exterior and is plugged directly to your network card.

most of ISPs (if not all) do that there.

That explains their terrible international peering. What a bottleneck!

[sandman_1]

Some fiber optic networks don't require a modem, from what I have read.