> The area I have most need of is how to configure my home network to > handle IPV6. > I have a mix of IPV6-capable linux and win* and other pure IPV4 > (static and DHCP) peripherals. > The router and my ISP do IPV6, but currently I have it all disabled, > and reserve IPV4 address slots on the DHCP server in the router (based > on MAC address) for everything, then keep a matching "hosts" file in > all the linux hosts. >
Yeah good point - more than happy to do a strictly IPv6 talk too. Definately probably a point most people are interested in. I've been running v6 at home for a few years not, both in NZ and AU so i've definitely had my fun with it :) Fraser _______________________________________________ luv-main mailing list [email protected] http://lists.luv.asn.au/listinfo/luv-main
