aThe problem is worse with transition mechanisms, especially the ones which traverse NATs, but the situation may improve as soon as we can get rid of them. In any case, such mechanisms can provide a stable as long as they can keep the NAT/IP mappings stable -- which is, foraddressproperly designed application, maybe sufficient.
I guess I don't understand what "such mechanisms" refer to above. I don't know if mechanisms like Teredo can provide a stable IPv6when the nat mappings change, but doing TB/UDP for nat traversalshould beable to provide stable IP addresses/prefixes in this case.
In practice the NAT mappings do not change and the Teredo address remains reasonably stable.