In article <[email protected]>, Paul Goyette <[email protected]> wrote: >I noticed with interest that we now have ip6addrctl(8) imported. > >My question is, are we planning to have a /etc/rc.d/ip6addrctl script >to run at system start-up? > >I have a (potentially unusual) situation here in the Philippines, >where I'd like to have my IPv6 connection (via tunnel back to San >Jose, CA!) up all the time, but due to performance/latency I'd >like to have an alternate policy (with IPv4 preferred) installed >at start-up. Sure, I can do it manually after every reboot, but >I'd rather not have to remember each time! And I'd rather not >needing to check periodically if there's been an unexpected reboot >(aka crash)!
I am running it on one of my machines during startup to prefer v4... Which was one of the reasons I added it :-) It seems to work fine. Yes, and we have an rc.d/ip6addrctl script, see defaults/rc.conf... christos
