The Teredo IPv6 tunneling protocol encapsulates IPv6 packets into UDP/IPv4 datagrams, to allow hosts behind NAT devices to access the IPv6 Internet. Miredo is a Teredo client (as per RFC 4380): it can provide IPv6 connectivity to a dual-stack IPv6/IPv4 host even if it is located behind a NAT. It can also operate as a Teredo relay which forwards IPv6 packets between the IPv6 Internet and remote Teredo clients.
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miredo
Teredo IPv6 tunneling for Unix
root@kali:~# miredo -h
Usage: miredo [OPTIONS] [SERVER_NAME]
Creates a Teredo tunneling interface for encapsulation of IPv6 over UDP.
-c, --config specify an configuration file
-f, --foreground run in the foreground
-h, --help display this help and exit
-p, --pidfile override the location of the PID file
-u, --user override the user to set UID to
-V, --version display program version and exit
The Teredo IPv6 tunneling protocol encapsulates IPv6 packets into UDP/IPv4 datagrams, to allow hosts behind NAT devices to access the IPv6 Internet. Miredo-server provides a Teredo server. Teredo servers help Teredo clients determine their NAT configuration, maintain their NAT binding, and perform hole punching when transmitting IPv6 packets to other Teredo clients and/or Teredo relays.
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miredo-server
Teredo server for Unix
root@kali:~# miredo-server -h
Usage: miredo-server [OPTIONS] [SERVER_NAME]
Creates a Teredo tunneling interface for encapsulation of IPv6 over UDP.
-c, --config specify an configuration file
-f, --foreground run in the foreground
-h, --help display this help and exit
-p, --pidfile override the location of the PID file
-u, --user override the user to set UID to
-V, --version display program version and exit