Remember to disable teredo
Shadow Hawkins on Tuesday, 30 October 2012 09:07:03
I have (successfully) upgraded my laptop to Windows 8.
Then I noticed the access to my local server sometimes was a little slow.
So I discovered that instead of using the local network in ipv6, the laptop went out via ipv4 over my 4G internet connection, to some teredo-gateway, over ipv6 to the tunnel endpoint, back over ipv4 4G, out of the tunnel and to the local server.
And then back the same way.
netsh interface teredo set state disabled
in an administrator-command prompt and a reboot fixed it.
Remember to disable teredo
Jeroen Massar on Tuesday, 30 October 2012 09:31:28
AICCU on Windows does this, that is disabling teredo, next to disabling 6to4 and isatap.
Typically though teredo/6to4/isatap should not be used as their routing metrics and getaddrinfo() preferences are really low, as such, you might want to check why it was chosen at all in the first place, especially over a link that has less priority, noting also that the getaddrinfo() rules will make the IPv6 address space very close on the link itself thus that really should be preferred.
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