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Subject: ipv6 enabling on freebsd 4.2
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hello,
i have a freebsd 4.2 machine. how can i configure it to have an ipv6.0 address
rather than
a ipv4.0 address?

i would like to make two freebsd4.2 machines connect to each other via ipv6.0
both should act as ipv6.0 hosts and not routers.

should i be having routers which forward ipv6.0 messages. ?
or is it enough if i run the 'rsold' (router solicitation daemon) from the
hosts?

thanking in anticipation.

regards
suyog vaidya





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