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The combination of IPv6 and Teredo allows Windows-based hosts to use IPv6-enabled applications that require unsolicited, incoming, IPv6 traffic and global addressing over NATs. The combination of IPv6, Teredo, and a host-based, stateful, IPv6 firewall (such as Windows Firewall) simplifies the configuration of wanted, unsolicited, incoming, IPv6 traffic and protects the Teredo client from unwanted, unsolicited, incoming, IPv6 traffic. Computers running Windows Vista in which IPv6, Teredo, and Windows Firewall are all enabled by default are protected from unwanted, unsolicited, incoming, IPv6 traffic.
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