Linux: IPv6

Quick links

Linux+IPv6-HOWTO (the newest one, SGML powered)
On TLDP and TLDP-mirrors		in as multi-part HTML (English) in as single-part HTML (English) in as PDF (English) in as gzip'ed PostScript (English) in as gzip'ed SGML (English)
On Linux Documentation Library		in as multi-part HTML with contents bar (English) (generated using SGML from TLDP)
On Deep Space 6	IPv4 & IPv6	in as multi-part HTML (English) (generated using SGML from TLDP) in as multi-part HTML (German) (generated using SGML from TLDP) in as multi-part HTML (French) (generated using SGML from TLDP) in as multi-part HTML (Italian) (generated using SGML from Italian LDP)
On mirrors.bieringer.de	IPv4 & IPv6	in as multi-part HTML (English) (mirrored from Deep Space 6) in as multi-part HTML (German) (mirrored from Deep Space 6) in as multi-part HTML (French) (mirrored from Deep Space 6) in as multi-part HTML (Italian) (mirrored from Deep Space 6)
On TDOI	IPv4 & IPv6	in as multi-part HTML (English) (mirrored from Deep Space 6) in as multi-part HTML (German) (mirrored from Deep Space 6)
On XaraNet	IPv4 & IPv6	in as multi-part HTML (German) (mirrored from Deep Space 6)
On Italian LDP		in as multi-part HTML (Italian) by Michele Ferritto <m dot ferritto at virgilio dot it> in as single-part TXT (Italian) by Michele Ferritto <m dot ferritto at virgilio dot it> in as gzip'ed PDF (Italian) by Michele Ferritto <m dot ferritto at virgilio dot it> in as gzip'ed PostScript (Italian) by Michele Ferritto <m dot ferritto at virgilio dot it> in as gzip'ed SGML (Italian) by Michele Ferritto <m dot ferritto at virgilio dot it>
On various sites		in as HTML (Chinese) (Snapshot, source 0.31/2002-09-29) in as multi-part HTML (French) (bzip2'ed tar) (published independently by the translator) in as single-part HTML (French) (gzip'ed) (published independently by the translator) in as HTML (Turkish) (Snapshot, source 0.48/2005-01-11) NEW!
IPv6-HowTo (the older one, HTML only)
On http://www.bieringer.de/	IPv4 & IPv6 (yeah!)	in as multi-page HTML (English) in as simple-framed HTML (English)
On various mirrors		see below
On various sites		in as French translation by Oliver Tharan <olive at minet dot net> (release 3.13b du 16-01-2000) in as Italian translation by Reale Mario <MReale at etnoteam dot it> (release 3.15r del 13-11-2000)
Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications (not only) for Linux
On Deep Space 6	IPv4 & IPv6	as singe-page HTML as multi-page HTML
On mirrors.bieringer.de	IPv4 & IPv6	as singe-page HTML (mirrored from Deep Space 6) as multi-page HTML (mirrored from Deep Space 6)
IPv6 status of Linux (older one, superseeded now by upper shown status pages)
On http://www.bieringer.de/	IPv4 & IPv6 (yeah!)	as multi-page HTML as simple-framed HTML
On various mirrors		see below
Other important docs
On Deep Space 6	IPv4 & IPv6	ipv6calc project homepage (moved away from here) initscripts-ipv6 project homepage (moved away from here)
On mirrors.bieringer.de	IPv4 & IPv6	ipv6calc project homepage (mirrored from Deep Space 6) initscripts-ipv6 project homepage (mirrored from Deep Space 6)

This site

Currently known active mirrors of this site:

URL	Location	Update frequency	Maintainer
ftp://ftp.join.uni-muenster.de/pub/mirrors/www.bieringer.de/pub/linux/IPv6/   (IPv4) ftp://ftp.ipv6.uni-muenster.de/pub/mirrors/www.bieringer.de/pub/Linux/IPv6/ (IPv6)	Germany (WiN)	Daily, in sync (2003-09-06)	Christian Schild <schild at uni-muenster dot de>
http://www.comlab.uni-rostock.de/ipv6/mirror/www.bieringer.de/	Germany (WiN)	Daily, in sync (2003-09-06)	Thomas Kessler <thomas dot kessler at etechnik dot uni-rostock dot de>
http://www.cs-ipv6.lancs.ac.uk/ipv6/systems/linux/bieringer/	UK	Weekly, in sync (2003-07-29)	Lancs IPv6 <ipv6 at comp dot lancs dot ac dot uk>
http://ipv6.shellhung.org/	Hong Kong, China	Daily, in sync (2003-09-06)	Shell Hung <shell at linux dot org dot hk>
ftp://ftp.iasi.roedu.net/pub/mirrors/www.bieringer.de/	Romania	Daily, in sync (2003-07-29)	Valeriu VRACIU <vvraciu at iasi dot roedu dot net>
http://linux-howto.ipv6.telepac.pt/ (IPv4 & IPv6)	Portugal	Daily, in sync (2003-09-06)	Pedro Goncalves <noc at ipv6 dot telepac dot pt>
http://ipv6.bahcesehir.edu.tr/	Turkey	Daily, in sync (2003-11-02)	Yalcin Cekic <yalcin at eng dot bahcesehir dot edu dot tr>

IPv6 test pages

• http://www.kame.net/ : the turtle is animated if connection is over native IPv6
• http://ipv6.aerasec.de/ : the top logo is animated if connection is over native IPv6, also you find some information about your browser and your address in the lower right corner
  • http://ipv6.aerasec.de/index2.html : extended version, shows more information about your address (e.g. registry, NIC vendor, ...)
• http://www.space.net/ : animated logo is shown, if connection is over native IPv6

Additional contents

Connecting to the 6bone through PPP with a dynamically-allocated IPv4 address

• For all with a simple PPP dial-up account and the capability to tunnel an IPv6 segment to this dial-up-host and the network behind.

My configuration

• RedHat 7.2, 7.3, 9 and Fedora Core 1,2,3,4 Linux distributions
• Production-kernel 2.6.x (see my IPv6-HowTo-2 for the current used version) - 2.2.x is no longer in productive use by me now
• For IPv6: several software (see my IPv6-HowTo-3 for the current used version)
  • Hints for getting this software you will found here: IPv6-HowTo-1
• 3 computers to test IPv6 interface configuration, packet routing and applications:
   

    6bone / Productive IPv6
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  Internet--------IPv6 tunnel host (with dynamically tunneling setup)
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  isdn/dsl-ppp dial-up (IPv4, IPv6-in-IPv4 tunneling powered by SixXS)
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  gate.muc.bieringer.de (IPv4 masquerading, IPv6 tunnelendpoint, RAdvD)
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      |            100baseTX Ethernet (IPv4-Intranet, IPv6)
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      |               worker.muc.bieringer.de
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    Ethernet (IPv4, IPv6)
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  (internal hosts)  

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