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Hello,
How can i get IPV6 for OpenVZ?
After install miredo a get subnet XXXX::ffff:ffff:ffff/64 on teredo interface.
How can i get normal address?
Thanks.
Last edited by Over (2016-03-27 11:05:39)
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login into the solusVM panel and add Ipv6 address as many as you wish
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I already have /64 subnet, what i can see on solusvm.
What i need to do next?
How can i assign some ipv6 address to vps?
Last edited by Over (2016-03-27 11:32:28)
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Login into your solus VM panel then follow the below image ▼▼ numbers on the image is self explanatory
Then follow the image
in the last your panel will look like this
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All im getting is Invalid Entry
ive tried entering 10, 54 etc but still the same
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That worked :-D Thanks Phill
don't forget the : if you don't enter an full 128 bit address
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Hi
I am wondering how IPv6 address will be given out. For example say if I have a small business and need around 100 IPv6 addresses. How would I go about getting the addresses?
I am under the impression that that I would be given a /48 IPv6 address block. Now I know there are plenty of addresses to go around but that still seems like a waste of addresses.
If anyhow can shed any light on this it would be great.
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Just to let you know, a /112 IPv6 = 65536 IPv6 address.
The standard allocation for a server or home is /64, which is million of address.
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useful guide for people who do not know how to do this yet. Thank you for the time and effort that went into making this.
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