Apache server with ipv6 Configuration Under Fedora

Operating System: Fedora14Web version: Apache2.2.17 prerequisite must support IPv6. first, Apache2.2.17 itself has nearly supported IPv6. Apache installation is not detailed. This can be performed by google, for example: # yumsearchapache // If yes, select the required package # yuminstallapache & nb

Operating System: Fedora 14

Web Version: Apache2.2.17

IPv6 must be supported

First, Apache2.2.17 itself supports IPv6. Apache installation is not described in detail. This can be done by google.

For example:

# Yum search apache // If yes, select the required package

# Yum install apache // install the apache service. If other libraries are required during installation, install the service by yourself.

Second, configure Apache httpd. conf. If it is installed by Fedora 14, go to/etc/httpd/conf/httpd. conf here.

# Vi/etc/httpd/conf/httpd. conf

Modify Listen:

Listen *: 80

(Note: ipv6 addresses cannot be bound. I don't know who can tell me this. Thank you ~)

Modify other settings as needed.

Finally, start the Apache service

If it is automatically installed, then: # apachectl start

Otherwise, you can: # service httpd start

General method: in the bin in your apache installation directory: #./httpd-k start

Verification Method:

Http: // [: 1]/

Http: // 127.0.0.1/

When accessing a remote host, use the global unicast address on the server. When I use the local link address, it cannot be accessed.