As an example, if a tenant living in Bellevue were on a month-to-month agreement and the landlord sought to increase rent effective the rental period beginning on March 1st, 2014, a minimum of 30-days notice before March 1, 2014 would be required.
Do you sometimes notice an error message that says something about an ISATAP adapter in your system? This is a piece of software designed for helping companies transition from a 32-bit older Internet Protocol infrastructure address to the newer IP system of 128-bits and is called an ISATAP adapter. This adapter will most likely never be something that users encounter.
Both Teredo and ISATAP are mechanisms for IPv6 connectivity on IPv4-only networks. Since Windows 7 comes with IPv6 enabled, I wouldn't be surprised if they were always on, just didn't appear in ipconfig for some strange reason. (On one of my test VMs, the ISATAP adapter shows up, but not Teredo. Also strange.) ISATAP is practically useless on a personal network, so it can be disabled permanently: netsh interface ipv6 isatap set state disabled On the other hand, Teredo works practically anywhere with the help of Microsoft's Teredo server â your screenshot has a global IPv6 address, too. You can leave it on, since Windows will always prefer native IPv4 over Teredo-tunneled (and possibly slower) IPv6 connections; but if you really want to get rid of it, apply the following command: netsh interface ipv6 set teredo disabled