I intend to get a membership from APNIC to get allocated prefixes for v6 and IP addresses on v4, almost all documents is done but i still have some stuff to iron out.

So i guess on what is your saying is that your ISP and VPS provider agreed to give you 100% SLA and that does not go down? Even my ISP has problems at some point, unless they agree to give me 99% SLA.

Currently i have "native" IPv6 from my ISP on the main connection and use this for my protected network but they only provide me with a /64 prefix and that is assigned and not static. So far for tunnelbroker had not failed for for a couple of years and i am unsure what setup you did that caused you to have problems with reliability.

I needed autoconfiguration so that's why i decided on tunnelbroker for simplicity, no DHCPv6.

Saying that everything is not under your control is true. You don't control how your ISP routes, you don't control your ISP gateway routers, you don't control the VPS uptime.. etc.. etc.. So what can you control?

As for me, getting my own prefixes and IPv4 ranges will be my next "level" of control. But for now i'm sticking with what i have.

In case i ever do need to access my routers if tunnels go down, I access it by Dial-in IPSec to my network but i never remember the need to "fix" my tunnelbroker setup. I don't know why you would do a direct SSH because of security but whatever rocks you boat then.

Yes. If it's possible, use tunnelbroker.net because you can get /48 prefix for IPv6 allocations. IPv6.rs only allows 5 /64 allocations and if you run multiple VLANs on your network, you might need more than 5.

Also with tunnelbroker i just set the reverse DNS delegation to cloudflare so i can set PTR records in cloudflare to glue my IPv6 server IPs to hostnames.

For access to my websites on my on-prem hardware since i am on dynamic IPv4 address, i use cloudflare tunnelling which establishes outgoing connection from my site to cloudflare edge so users will access the cloudflare edge and access my network WITHOUT port forwarding HTTPS and HTTP traffic on my gateway. No need to DynDNS and update hostnames to my dynamic IP and no need to wait for DNS propogation for my dynamic DNS. once cloudflare tunnel is established, my websites will be accessible. usually takes a few seconds!

That's a clear warning for me as well. I had tried so many times to keep rapport with my doctors and even coming back to them about the side effects but it was too slow and time consuming. However, i try to make up an urgent appointment when there is a side-effect (stiff muscles are the worst ones as it's like a very strong cramps, you are unable to control it and it gets very tiring and very painful that your muscles felt like tearing) happening just a fews later to a week or two because of the monthly injections - which is a pain as i have to ask the doctor if i should counter the side-effects or are there other ways to avoid it. The dangerous part of this countering side-effects is additional medication like benzhexol (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trihexyphenidy) which can be addictive.

Thanks bstarrfield, I was diagnose as schizoaffective (schizoprenia with bipolar mania) but the doctor re-diagnosed me again as schizophrenia. (i have to talk to her again) Isolation is the problem that i had even with a supportive family as i was trying to keep up managing the exciting moments and failures. Having consistent running thoughts can be really tiring and trying to manage the illusion of talking with your remote co-workers and your family who may not be there at work which i felt may be a hazard. Having a co-worker whom you can at least talk about work would be a great help. I had been trying to pick up a casual conversation with my co-workers online but it gets worse day after day. Working in person however, allows me to see their faces an at least do not come to assumptions (which i had tried to manage so hard) that triggers these emotions. CS people are very nice, (Computer user groups which you can meet monthly, offline) i think family support is as important as the small support of looking at what's happening to your co-workers (at least by looking at their face to get a reality check) and talk about work problems in person. :)