Ah yes, I should probably change the text as per your suggestion, but I tend to think of organisations as plural, as a group of people, and the packets are the things that they *are* going to send me. You’ll notice I refer to Tunnelbroker with a plural verb elsewhere in the piece. But there’s plenty of debate out there about whether singular or plural forms are more appropriate for organisations.

In this case, you’re probably right, because it’s really the entity that’s doing the forwarding, and not a bunch of diligent workers kindly sticking new addresses on little envelopes, however much I might like to picture it that way!

In fact, now I think of it, Tunnelbroker is the service, and Hurricane Electric is the company. So yes, I should fix it.

a tiny edit: I think you mean: “the addresses that Tunnelbroker _is_ going to route to your machines”

I noticed that Sysadminman’s TL-WR1043ND had 8MB flash. Potential purchase justification?

The USB port is very useful for lots of interesting things too (sensors + owfs or mosquito/mqtt etc).

Not having a suitably small and quiet Linux box that I want to leave on all the time, I’ll probably investigate using a router and OpenWRT. A quick search for IPv6 and OpenWRT produces the following helpful pages:

http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/ipv6
http://sysadminman.net/blog/2012/ipv6-tunnel-on-openwrt-using-tunnelbroker-net-3480