The legacy webpages have been moved to gogoNET for your historical reference.

The 6bone was an IPv6 testbed to assist in the evolution and deployment of IPv6. It was phased out on the 6th of June 2006 per agreements with the IETF IPv6 community.
No 3FFE prefixes are to be in use after 6 June 2006 as these 6bone testbed prefixes have all been returned to the IANA.

 legacy testbed for deployment of IPv6 22 January 2003

Also see:  IETF / IETF IPng Info / IETF v6ops Info /  IETF NGtrans Info /ipv6.org /  IPv6 Forum / 6ren / v6nap / 6tap / HS247 /  why IPv6?

OVERVIEW INFORMATION
About the 6bone	How to join the 6bone Read this first
6bone mail list	Tom Lohdan's IPv6 Info/Links
6bone Participating Countries	Other IPv6 sites
IETF IPv6 WG IPv6 standards info	IETF v6ops WG [NEW) IPv6 operations info
IPv6 Operational Experience with the 6bone [TILAB]	6bone Registry Documentation
OPERATIONAL INFORMATION
6bone Resources Site (Lancs)   Recent registry changes	6bone Registry Home Page at Nokia
6bone backbone diagram (Lancs)	6bone backbone diagram (NTUA)
"6to4" Information	Automatic Tunnels & /48's  from FREENET6.NET
6bone Statistics         6bone Tools	PingERv6 Statistics
Merit 6bone routing reports	6bone Routing Practice (RFC 2772)
TILAB 6bone Odd Routes Report	TILAB 6bone Routing Status
Production subTLA Allocations (RIPE-NCC)	6bone pTLA List Ghost Buster pTLA Availability List (NEW)
Requesting subTLA's:   APNIC   ARIN   RIPE-NCC	Requesting pTLA's
About various IPv6 implementations	Linux IPv6 Info (Peter Bieringer)
Pv6 Address Assignment & Allocation Policy APNIC/ARIN/RIPE NCC (NEW)	6bone pTLA/pNLA Formats [RFC 2921]

The 6bone is an IPv6 testbed to assist in the evolution and deployment of IPv6, the next generation Internet network layer IP protocol often referred to as IPng (see the "Case for IPv6"). These pages provide overview and operational information about the 6bone, and tell you how to join the 6bone. The 6bone operates under the IPv6 Testing Address Allocation of Experimental RFC 2471, allocated by the ngtrans effort of the IETF.  See the NGtrans working group pages for info on this effort.