You need to get IPv6 enabled telnet/ftp/other clients. You can check out
the USAGI implementation of ipv6 :
www.linux-ipv6.org and get these utils from there (you will have to get the
full kernel/user package, but you
can install just the user level commands if you like).
Alternatively, redhat/suse distributions also have IPv6 enabled commands.
- KK
"Tom Beer"
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om> cc: <dorisq@ing.ula.ve>, <linux-newbie@vger.kernel.org>
Sent by: Subject: telnet ipv6
linux-net-owner@vger
.kernel.org
02/26/2002 09:43 AM
in behalf of:
Hello.
I'm from venezuela
I have a linux (Redhat 7.1) with IPv6 enabled.
I'm able to ping other IPv6 host, but can not telnet, and ftp
#telnet x:x:x:x:x:x:x:x
unknown host
#ftp x:x:x:x:x:x:x:x
unknown host
Help
I need aid, like doing so that the telnet and FTP, work well..
Excuses, by the languaje.
Doris
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