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The Teredo Protocol: Tunneling Past Network Security and Other Security Implications

Teredo is a platform-independent protocol developed by Microsoft, which is enabled by default in Windows Vista. Teredo provides a way for nodes located behind an IPv4 NAT to connect to IPv6 nodes on the Internet. However, by tunneling IPv6 traffic over IPv4 UDP through the NAT and directly to the...

Tags: IPv4, IPv6, Network, Network Security, Node, Teredo, Networking, Security

White papers 2006-11-22

Using IPv6 and Teredo

The combination of IPv6 and Teredo allows Windows-based hosts to use IPv6-enabled applications that require unsolicited, incoming, IPv6 traffic and global addressing over NATs. The combination of IPv6, Teredo, and a host-based, stateful, IPv6 firewall such as Windows Firewall simplifies the configuration of wanted, unsolicited, incoming, IPv6 traffic and protects...

Tags: IPv6, Teredo, Telecommunications, Networking

White papers 2005-12-27

Additional Resources

The truth about the IPv6 transition

Just about everyone in the IT business has heard the promises of IPv6. Why continue leasing Class A blocks to individual companies when most companies have to beg for a Class C block of 256 IP addresses?Many have read that IPv6 will solve everything from spam to ...

Tags: Infrastructure, Networking, Desktop

Blog posts 2006-11-13

DNS fear mongering and Windows Vista

DNS fear mongering and Windows VistaOpenDNSI agree George.This is what I like to call 'borrowing trouble'.As web infrastructure continues to expand, so too will DNS.I personally have found using changing my DNS setting to point to [url=http://www.opendns.com]OpenDNS[/url] has made a big difference in overall web page retrieval times.Faster, safer DNS...

Tags: NETWORKING, Domain names, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Microsoft Windows Vista (Longhorn), Microsoft Windows, IPv6, DNS, IPv4, Microsoft Windows Vista

Discussion threads 2006-09-06