I got an IPv6 subnet for my server today. Now I can finally access the
 whole internets!

 How do I configure it? Using Arch Linux's netcfg. It's  as  simple  as
 adding three variables to my existing netcfg config -- one of which is
 an array, namely "ADDR6", that contains all the IPv6 addresses I  want
 to use. Nice!

 What's  the  easiest way for me to set up an IPv6 "tunnel"? Using SSH.
 Actually, it's just the regular SSH socks proxy but that does the job:

   1   ssh -ND localhost:9999 [email protected]

 Note:    When    using    Firefox,    you    also    have    to    set
 "network.proxy.socks_remote_dns"  to  "true". Otherwise Firefox simply
 displays "about:blank" when accessing IPv6-hosts.

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