Architecture of the IPv6 Protocol for WindowsFeatures of the IPv6 Protocol for WindowsInstalled, Enabled, and Preferred by DefaultBasic IPv6 Stack SupportIPv6 Stack EnhancementsGUI and Command-Line ConfigurationIntegrated IPsec SupportWindows Firewall SupportTemporary AddressesRandom Interface IDsDNS SupportSource and Destination Address SelectionSupport for ipv6-literal.net NamesLLMNRPNRPLiteral IPv6 Addresses in URLsStatic RoutingIPv6 over PPPDHCPv6ISATAP6to4TeredoPortProxyIP-HTTPSNAT64/DNS64Group Policy Settings for Transition TechnologiesApplication SupportApplication Programming InterfacesWindows SocketsWinsock KernelRemote Procedure CallIP HelperWin32 Internet Extensions.NET FrameworkWindows RuntimeWindows Filtering PlatformWindows Management Instrumentation Version 2Manually Configuring the IPv6 ProtocolConfiguring IPv6 Through the Properties of Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6)General TabAdvanced TCP/IP SettingsConfiguring IPv6 with Windows PowerShellConfiguring AddressesAdding Default GatewaysAdding DNS ServersConfiguring IPv6 with the Netsh.exe ToolConfiguring AddressesAdding Default GatewaysAdding DNS ServersDisabling IPv6IPv6-Enabled ToolsIpconfigRoutePingTracertPathpingNetstatDisplaying IPv6 Configuration with Windows PowerShellGet-NetIPInterface -AddressFamily IPv6Get-NetIPAddress -AddressFamily IPv6Get-NetRoute -AddressFamily IPv6Get-NetNeighbor -AddressFamily IPv6Displaying IPv6 Configuration with NetshNetsh interface ipv6 show interfaceNetsh interface ipv6 show addressNetsh interface ipv6 show routeNetsh interface ipv6 show neighborsNetsh interface ipv6 show destinationcacheReferencesTesting for Understanding