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What i need to setup IPv6 on my Linux computer? , Ofcourse i have IPv6 support in kernel.. and i want now, that my eggdrops and psyBNCs connect to the irc with difrent IP ( with IPv6) ..so.. what i need? ipv6 tunnel ?
Have any1 good and easy tutorial about IPv6 on linux ?
u can use "modprobe ipv6". it will give a link local ipv6 address to interfaces.
if u want to enable at boot time add the following line in /etc/sysconfig/network file
NETWORKING_IPV6="yes"
i singned up ipv6 tunnel in http://tunnelbroker.net/ ... i setup all setting in my linux.. but how can i my psyBNC connect .. that i have ipv6 adress in irc??? please help me!!!
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