Facebook, Yahoo, Google, and Youtube had no problems with this setup however Steam said I was offline and when going to a bank website it acted as if i was offline. But when I went surfing the web it seems as though some websites had no problem with this setup and others werent happy with this. My IPv6 network addresses resolve to 192.168.0.100 with subnet of 255.255.255.0 and gateway of 192.168.0.1 At first I thought this is really cool because I can set IPv4 for the local game needs and set IPv6 to obtain a dynamic IP from DHCP lease and never have to mess in there again with switching back and forth. how am I getting out to the web when i just set these to static IP's with no gateway? It appears that the network adapter can have a dual configuration that i was not aware could be done where the IPv6 still was serving up a connection so that you could surf the internet as well as play the game locally on a different network IP. And on the one computer I without thinking went to my browser and it was working and I was like. So with IPv4 configured the local game play for hosting UT99 works no problems.
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For an older game UT99 for local network play which only supports IPv4, I set both systems to static IP Addresses under the IPv4 configuration of the network adapters. So I have 2 systems that are connected to an IPv6 setup router.
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