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--- userdoc:tt_ipv6_tunnel_config [2011/03/11 10:35]
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+++ userdoc:tt_ipv6_tunnel_config [2011/03/11 10:49] (current)
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 {{:userdoc:ipv6-tunnel-enable-ping.jpg?nolink|Enable Ping}}\\
-For reference, a YouTube screen-cast steps you through the process, around 2:10 the nitty gritty begins, "Create Regular Tunnel".
+For reference, a YouTube screen-cast steps you through the process, around 2:10 into the video the nitty gritty begins, "Create Regular Tunnel".
 **Tunnelbroker.net Tour & Tunnel Creation**\\
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1azHWSv2ok
-After you have successfully registered with tunnelbroker.net and "Create Regular Tunnel", your IPv6 tunnel configuration is shown in the format below.  The labels are the AstLinux web interface Network Tab fields that are associated with the configuration values.
+After you have successfully registered with tunnelbroker.net and completed "Create Regular Tunnel", your IPv6 tunnel configuration is shown in the format below.  The labels are the AstLinux web interface Network Tab fields that are associated with the configuration values.
 {{:userdoc:ipv6-tunnel-he.jpg?nolink|HE Config}}\\
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 Select the Network Tab in the web interface.  {{:userdoc:ipv6-tunnel-network-tab.jpg?nolink|Network Tab}}\\
-In this example, Red fields are filled in using your custom IPv6 Tunnel settings.  Blue fields are required, but are not changed when enabling IPv6.
+//Note: In this example, Red fields are to be defined using your custom IPv6 Tunnel settings.  Blue fields are required, but are not effected by enabling IPv6.//
 First select the **IP Version:** -> "IPv4 & IPv6"
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 In a browser, http://test-ipv6.com should result in a 10/10 report.
-You now have IPv6 connectivity!
+You now //(hopefully)// have IPv6 connectivity!