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Hello,

The pfSense project uses the 6rd patch against the stf interface, which 
works but does not work with prefix lengths larger then 32 bits.

What is the status of this work? As it is we can not support 6rd 
networks that deploy a 41 bit prefix length with a 15 bit ipv4 mask for 
a /56 delegated prefix.

Kind regards,

Seth