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Teredo Client State and Troubleshooting

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You can verify the Teredo state by using the following command:

Netsh Int Teredo Show Stat

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If the state is in dormant or qualified that means it is working.

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If the state is in offline you need to troubleshoot the issue.   As you can see in the above screenshot, State is in offline and the reason is client is in a managed network.  Which means Teredo has detected that you are inside a corporate network.  In this case you need to change the  Teredo type to enterpriseclient to resolve the issue. 

You can you the following command:

Netsh Int Teredo Set State Enterpriseclient

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You have the following Teredo types available:

Enterpriseclient  ->  Skip managed network detection
Server                   ->  Enable the Teredo server
Client                    ->  Enable the Teredo client
Disabled               ->  Disable the Teredo service

The default state is client.  Also, you can disable Teredo by using the following command:

Netsh Int Teredo Set State Disabled

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Hi, i am now getting error code six after i had entered the enterpriseClient command. it accepted it and is now changed, but it is offline due to a general system faliure :( any help would be aprreciated.

edit: i have scince deleted the adapter and tried using software that uses it, and strangley all of the software works flawlessley now...

what software is that? i have been working on this for two days now trying to get games for windows working.

i am getting the same system failure now after switching to enterpriseclient command

Changed to Enterpriseclient and it is still offline.
any help will be very much appreciated

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Thanks so much for posting this. I was finally able to get Gears of War 4 multiplayer working on my Surface Pro 4 running Windows 10.

Only problem now is that my VPN connections have disappeared. Even when I revert the setting back to "Client" they are still gone. :/

Finally a solution that worked for me! I typed "netsh interface teredo set state type=enterpriseclient" and restarted the IP Helper Service and worked fine!
Thing is I have to manually re-do it each time I restart the PC, is there a way to set it automatically?

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