BitTorrent supports IPv6

I used BitTorrent to download 3.7 GB of software tools. I started up
Resource Monitor and clicked on 'Torque'. Torque is the torrent engine. I
was pleasantly surprised to see that Torque had made numerous IPv6
connections. I had setup Google IPv6 DNS servers but my adapters have not
yet been able to find an IPv6 gateway. One of my computers has been assigned
a permanent IPv6 address, but I do not know how that happened. Some time ago
I played around with dibbler but nothing seemed to work. BitTorrent knows of
an IPv6 gateway. An IPv6 gateway is not provided by local Internet service
deniers. If I knew of one, I could access all those IPv6 addresses on the
other side of the great firewall of China.

Please enlighten me.

An IPv6 gateway is not provided by local Internet service deniers. If I
knew of one, I could access all those IPv6 addresses on the other side of
the great firewall of China.

Please enlighten me.

IPv6 addresses are really cool. Using IPv6 addresses I can access the
security cameras in the building on the far side of the adjacent parking
lot. I can access the login pages. The most popular default logins are
available by Google. It is too much work, I might need to launch a
dictionary attack.

The camera IPv6 addresses appear to be link-local addresses, but IPv6
address space is so humungous, that a correct protocol would assign unique
IPv6 addresses so the cameras could be seen any where on the Internet.

The local Internet service deniers are total morons. Encryption was invented
for security not ownership. No one owns the Internet or can deny access to
the astute.

In the IPv4 world, routers are used to assign private network addresses like
192.168.XX.XX. Private network addressing is a bad idea because it requires
NAT management. IPv6 is much better.

200,000 Internet users have been prosecuted for copyright infringement.
Welfare moms have been imprisoned. All those suckers were entrapped by their
IPv4 ISP accounts. A much better idea is WiFi infringement and IPv6.

"Norm X" wrote

200,000 Internet users have been prosecuted for copyright infringement.
Welfare moms have been imprisoned. All those suckers were entrapped by
their IPv4 ISP accounts. A much better idea is WiFi infringement and IPv6.

Further research reveals that there one dozen IPv6 tunnel brokers globally.
Each has a distinct territory. There are only a few tunnel brokerage
programs used by the IPv6 community and there are only a few thousand IPv6
sages globally. IPv6 is the future but you need to be highly motivated to
get there.

"Norm X" wrote

200,000 Internet users have been prosecuted for copyright infringement.
Welfare moms have been imprisoned. All those suckers were entrapped by
their IPv4 ISP accounts. A much better idea is WiFi infringement and
IPv6.

Further research reveals that there one dozen IPv6 tunnel brokers
globally. Each has a distinct territory. There are only a few tunnel
brokerage programs used by the IPv6 community and there are only a few
thousand IPv6 sages globally. IPv6 is the future but you need to be highly
motivated to get there.

I have arrived in the future. I downloaded a IPv6 tunneling client from
Australia called Gogo6 Home Access for 64 bit systems and installed on
Win7 - 64 bit. The software has a commercial license which means it aspires
to high quality. Don't pay a dime when you work as your own service
provider. Upon installation, it connected me to Gogo6 in Montreal,
instantly! Then it is a good idea to copy and paste all the IPv6 DNS servers
you can find on the net. When I visit the IPv6 test web sites I am awarded a
score of 10/10. I can correspond with and get the admiration of European
IPv6 net sysops. I am a sage.