Off the top of my head:
1. Do the IPv4 and IPv6 addresses have different hostnames in DNS? If
so, use the hostname for the address that's usable.
2. In the ansible machine's .ssh/config file, you can enter something
like this:
HOST problem-hostname
AddressFamily inet
According to my man page for ssh_config, "inet" is IPv4 and "inet6" is IPv6.
-Greg
On Mon, Jan 12, 2015 at 4:04 PM, John Oliver <[email protected]> wrote:
> I've run into a minor problem where one of my hosts has an AAAA record for
> an address assigned via DHCP6, but it isn't acquiring that address. I can
> connect via the IPv4 address just fine. I'm looking for a switch to tell
> ansible / ansible-playbook to force a connection over one protocol so I
> don't have to come up with some lower-level hack, forget about it, and have
> it cause another problem tomorrow :-)
>
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