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Hello Michiel;

-=> Michiel van der Vlist wrote to Brian Rogers <=-

 MvV> Playing around with that linksys to configure the tunnel endpoint and
 MvV> distributing IPv6 to the devices in the LAN was an interesting
 MvV> experience.

I'm sure it was! Learning IPv6 isn't really that difficult if you follow the
logistics used in IPv4. Routing, iptables, etc are all pretty parallel to 
each other.

 MvV> I prefer to have my devices connected by wire whenever practical and
 MvV> possible. So WiFi only isn't good enough for me.

You could use an old paperweight PC with a bare minimum install and just
add the tools you need, along with 2 NICs. Actually BSD makes for a better
router than linux does.

... How much did the pirate pay to get his ears pierced? A buccaneer.
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