TCPIP stack V6 (still in beta) have support for IPV6.

Part of the release notes:

The v6.xx version of the MCHP TCP/IP stack addresses the networking=20
applications that need to run with:
-	IPv6 support
-	Multiple network interfaces support
-	Capability to stop/start a network interface or the whole stack dynamical=
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at run time
-	PIC32 or PIC24/dsPIC processors that have at least 192-256 KB of flash me=
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and 16 KB RAM available.

This is the new MCHP TCP/IP stack and it should be used for all the new=20
projects on PIC32 and PIC24/dsPIC machines.
Please note that this current version no longer supports PIC18 processors.
For applications and projects that need PIC18 support or simply do not need=
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IPv6 or multiple network interfaces the MCHP TCP/IP stack v5.41 is still a=
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viable solution.

The following release notes are relevant to the new features added to the=20
version v6.xx of the TCP/IP stack.
For the vast majority of the TCP/IP related issues the regular help file=20
distributed with MCHP MLA is still valid and should be consulted as a sourc=
e as=20
information.



> IPV6 is scheduled to be rolled out by major ISPs by the end of the year. =
Is
> there support for IPV6 in the networking stacks embedded in certain Micro=
chip
> products, and in the software network stacks which are provided by Microc=
hip?
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> -- Peter
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