IPv6 protocol stacks in various systems

With the use and commercialization of IPv6 protocol stacks, many common users have tried this new network. In some systems, IPv6 modules are not supported. How can I install and debug the IPv6 protocol stack? Now let's take a closer look at the installation of IPv6 protocol stacks in different systems.

◆ Install IPV6 protocol stack in Redhat Linux

1) modify the/etc/sysconfig/network file and add the column configuration text: NETWORKING_IPV6 = yes

2) run the command: service networkre start

3) Run ifconfig-a to view IPV6 address information.

◆ Install IPV6 protocol stack in Linux

1) Check whether IPV6 is supported by the system.

Test-f/proc/net/if_inet6 & echo "Running kernelis IPV6 ready"

2) Load IPV6

If the installation is not successful, run mod probe IPV6 to load IPV6.

3) Check whether IPV6 is loaded.

Lsmod | grep-w 'ipv6 '& echo "IPV6 module successfully loaded"

◆ Install IPV6 protocol stack in Windows XP

In the command line window, enter the following command

IPV6 install

Note: ISATAP tunnel is recommended for Windows XP. tunnel broker is not recommended.

◆ Install the IPV6 protocol stack in the Windows 2003 Server Operating System

In the command line window, enter the following command

Net shinter face IPV6 install

Note: The ISATAP tunnel mode is recommended for Windows 2003 Server, and tunnel broker is not recommended.

◆ Install IPV6 protocol stack in Windows 2000

Download the file, decompress it, and enter the tcp00006-001205-sp4-ie6setupdirectory to run hotfix.exe.

After the IPV6 driver is installed, restart the computer.

On the Control Panel, click "network and dial-up connections", right-click "Local Connection", click Properties, open "Local Connection Properties", click "Install", and select "protocol ", click "add... ", select" Microsoft IPV6 Protocol ", and click" OK.

The IPV6 protocol stack has been installed.

◆ Install IPV6 protocol stack in FreeBSD system

FreeBSD has integrated the KAME IPV6 Stack after version 4.0-RELEASE. By default, it supports IPV6

Add the following configuration text to the/etc/rc. conf file:

Listen 6_enable = "YES"

Reboot

Read the IPV6 section of FreeBSD Hand book for more details.

◆ Install the IPV6 protocol stack on the Solaris System

Run the following command:

Touch/etc/hostname6.hme0

Modify/etc/nsswitch. conf to find the hosts and ipnodes strings. Modify the strings as follows:

Hosts: filesdns

Ipnodes: filesdns

Run the reboot command to restart the computer.