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IPv6 Tutorial – Part (II)

July 1st, 2009 No comments

Many people I know run a dedicated server to run web-, DNS- and mail servers. In this article I’ll show you how to bring IPv6 to your server. The next part will concentrate on enabling IPv6 for different services like web and mail. As operating system I’ll concentrate on Debian GNU/Linux. I’ll also describe only the service I use: BIND9, Apache2, OpenSSH, Postfix and Dovecot.

If your no familar with IPv6 you should first learn the basics: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6

Warning: iptables will not filter IPv6 packets. For IPv6 you’ll have to use ip6tables. So if you activate IPv6 on a host without configuring your services correctly and / or setting up ip6tables rules you might have some serious security problems.

You should also think before blindly following what I’m writing. I maybe wrong and you might screw up your whole serer.

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Categories: ipv6, linux, networking, Tutorial

IPv6 – Tutorial (I)

June 23rd, 2009 No comments

I know, I know. I promised a long time ago. But today I’ll start my tutorial on IPv6.

This first parts will cover the basics addressing. The next two articles will show you how to configuring IPv6 on a Linux host and how to configuring different services, like Apache, Bind, OpenSSH and Postfix.

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Categories: ipv6, networking, Tutorial