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[Sammydad1]

UPnP renew entry 255.255.255.255 <-> ###.###.###.###:##### <-> 192.168.1.110:##### UDP timeout:0 'Teredo'     

 is what I am seeing now in my DIR-655 (HW vA2)   Where the ### is shown IP addy with port number from my ISP......  Anybody else seeing this type of log entry ?  I know the Teredo adapter is used for IPv6 stuff, but I don't remember seeing them at all in my logs before recently.....

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Sammydad1

[davevt31]

Maybe your ISP updated to IPv6 stuff, the terredo is the tunneling of IPv6  traffic through a IPv4 connection.

[FurryNutz]

Is that 192 ip address that is reporting the Teredo Time out a Windows Vista or Windows 7 PC? Vista and 7 have IPv6 protocols enabled by default and routers will report this condition as a connection time out in the logs. If this is a Vista or 7 PC, try disabling the IPv6 Protocol in "Local Area Connection Properties".

This looks like a IPv6 protocol trying to make a connection to the ISP address listed however it's timing out since the ISP is not responding due to the ISP not supporting IPv6.

[Rift]

I keep getting the same thing and have been for awhile. Disabling IPv6 didn't solve the problem. This only happens when I load utorrent. So of course its that app doing something but I cant seem to get it to stop no matter what I do.

[FurryNutz]

is uTorrent have any options for using IPv6? if it's only uTorrent doing it then your probably ok then. It's just what the router is reporting and shouldn't effect your connection.

[icemankent]

Yes, I am getting the same Teredo messages.
I removed IPv6 from the protocol stack for the NIC - and that did not fix the problem.

As was stated above, it happens only when using uTorrent.
I will check to see if there is a way to disable that - as it fills up the logs FAST !