Subj : Relay6
To   : Michiel van der Vlist
From : Bj”rn Felten
Date : Sun Nov 23 2014 23:27:19

 MvdV> Where is Relay6 going to get the IPv6 address from to convert the call
 MvdV> to an IPv6 outgoing call?

   The same way your binkp mailer does, looking it up. And *that* part works. But it gets the error I tried to describe when trying to start a protocol transfer.

   From the help file (if someone can decipher it):

/t:xxx	tunnel binds on ip xxx (name/ip)	(default any)

this option is like the /b option, but on outgoing packets (to the remoteHost): we choose through which interface packets will go out by specifying an IPv* address. Obviously  we must own this address. We set up the source address of our IPv* packets: by this way, together with the routing table, we decide the route of our packets. If we have two tunnel brokers, to use the first we'll mark packets with its IPv* address, to use the second we'll mark packets with the other address.
The default rule is any: it will be executed the stack IPv* and the routing table default rule.

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