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   Hello Martin,   
      
   On Wednesday April 15 2020 22:01, you wrote to me:   
      
    MP> Thanks ... my BBS days were from about 1992 to 1997. Now rebooted.   
      
   I started as a point and cosysop of 2:28/777 in 1992 and got my first node   
   number in 1997   
      
    MP> My IPv6 days started around 2002 with a 6bone /48 from SUnet.   
      
   I didn't keep a good track of my IPv6 history. I became interested around 2005   
   I think. My first SixXS tunnel dates from 2007 or so. The original plan was to   
   have the tunnel end point on my Fido machine running XP. The idea was that   
   that machine was on 24/7 and so act as an IPv6 router for the whole LAN. But   
   to my dissapointment, that didn't work. My understanding is that no one ever   
   got it to work. So I went a different route. I has a Linksys WRT flashed with   
   OpenWrt had a he.net tunnel endpoint installed on it. That gave me IPv6 om the   
   whole LAN.   
      
   In mid 2016 I finally got native IPv6 from my ISP (Ziggo, daughter of Liberty   
   Global))   
      
   My first IPv6 binkp connect was later that year.   
      
      
   Cheers, Michiel   
      
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