Can't find Teredo Tunneling! Network Adapter

[IDNeon]

OK, not sure where to put this. But on my ipconfig /all I have control of all my network adapters (the ones I want enabled are enabled, the ones I don't want enabled are disabled...etc).

But there is one, "Teredo Tunneling Pseduo..." which says it is Enabled.

But I go to device manager -> network adapters and I cannot find it at all!

So what the hell is going on here?

Is this a security breech point? If it is enabled is it the same as an open port? Is it broadcasting its unique "MAC" address when I am online? Etc.

And how can I not find it the traditional way? I look on Google and it says...go to network adapters there is Teredo Tunneling.

But there it is not...I see it on ipconfig and couldn't find it in netsh.

 

[Joe C]

If you are using IPv6, teredo tunneling should be disabled

Teredo is designed as a last resort transition technology and is intended to be a temporary measure: in the long term, all IPv6 hosts should use native IPv6 connectivity. Teredo should therefore be disabled when native IPv6 connectivity becomes available.
Teredo tunneling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[carnageX]

And how can I not find it the traditional way? I look on Google and it says...go to network adapters there is Teredo Tunneling.

But there it is not...I see it on ipconfig and couldn't find it in netsh.

It's under Device Manager.

Open up Device Manager, then go to View -> Show Hidden Devices -> Expand your Network Connections category -> right click/Disable