Miredo : Teredo IPv6 tunneling for Linux and BSD
Miredo is an open-source
Teredo IPv6 tunneling software, for Linux
and the BSD operating systems. It includes functional implementations of all
components of the Teredo specification (client, relay and server).
It is meant to provide IPv6 connectivity even from behind NAT devices.
For more informations, please refer to the introduction.
- 21th October 2009 - Miredo 1.2.1
- This fixes a deadlock when Miredo fails to initialize properly.
- 8th August 2009 - Miredo 1.2.0
- This fixes some more FreeBSD problem.
The 1.1-1.2 branch of Miredo is now the new stable/maintenance branch.
- 18th July 2009 - Miredo 1.1.7
- This fixes a major crash regression in version 1.1.6,
a few (theoretical) race conditions, and improves FreeBSD support.
- 13th April 2009 - Miredo 1.1.6
- This fixes the Teredo server to interoperate with Windows Vista.
It also fixes compilation on some FreeBSD systems.
teredo.remlab.net is already updated,
so Vista clients should now be able to use it as their Teredo server.
- 16th February 2008 - git migration
- Miredo source code tree has been migrated from Subversion to git.
You can access the web interface here.