This is a difficult question. My
IPv6 router supports 6to4 in WAN connection and therefore I can have IPv6
addresses assigned by SLAAC + Stateless DHCP in the LAN side. Will PCs in the LAN side associated with the
router give IPv6 higher priority than IPv4 when accessing dual-stack
websites. My past experience is that for
end-point 6to4 address assigned automatically in Windows 7 PCs, the IPv6
connection has a lower priority. I will
find out the answer as soon as possible.
1 comment:
Most IPv6 stacks still puts less preference in relation to IPv4s on the 2002::/16 prefix. Win7 still does it for one.
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