Solaris is a computer operating system developed by Sun Microsystems. It is considered to be one of the derivative versions of UNIX operating systems. Solaris starts to support ipv6 after version 8.0. Some Ipv6 features are as follows: IPv6 adds an added address space and Improves Internet functions by using simplified header formats, authentication and confidentiality support, and automatic Address Allocation configuration. New Service Quality capabilities are enabled..
IPv6 address configuration can be divided into manual Address Configuration and automatic address configuration. IPv6 automatic address configuration can be divided into stateless address automatic configuration and stateful address automatic configuration. In the automatic configuration mode of stateless addresses, the network interface receives the global address prefix advertised by the router, and then obtains a clustered global unicast address based on the Interface ID. In the mode of automatic configuration of stateful addresses, the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP is mainly used). A dedicated DHCP server is required, the Network Interface obtains address configuration information from the DHCP server in Client/Server mode.
Generally, an IPv6 address is generated for the interface of the host and the server using the address automatic configuration. However, you may want to disable automatic IPv6 Address Configuration, especially when you want to manually configure tags.
Log on to the IPv6 node as the primary administrator or Super User.
The master administrator role has the master administrator configuration file.
Create the/etc/inet/ndpd. conf file for the node.
The/etc/inet/ndpd. conf file defines the interface variables of a specific node. You must include the following content in the file to disable automatic IPv6 Address Configuration:
If-variable-name StatelessAddrConf false
Update the IPv6 daemon with the changes.
# Pkill-HUP in. ndpd
With the above configuration, the automatic configuration of disabling IPv6 addresses is completed.