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From: Scanner SOD <scanner@webspan.net>
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Subject: IPv6
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I was just curious what if any the status is on incorporating IPv6 into 
FreeBSD. I know this has been debated recently on the NetBSD groups and 
wondered what discussion of it was taking place on the FreeBSd table?

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