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2011-12-05 | iPhones and iPads can now use IPv6 from everywhere | Added Cisco AnyConnect mobile license to our our ASA5505, so mobile devices can have IPv6 for everywhere.
The first use case is editing web site content from an iPad using SCP, which uses SSH, which is IPv6 only. |
2011-10-31 | Our primary file server runs Samba on IPv6 only 
After the last Mac was upgraded to Lion I silently removed IPv4, and nobody even noticed  | Removed IPv4 address 192.87.30.132
Removed A record for samba.terena.org |
2011-04-12 | Radius communication is IPv6 | All Eduroam Radius traffic between TERENA and the Radius servers at SURFnet is done using IPv6 only. |
2011-03-09 | All linux servers run PostgreSQL on IPv6 only | Configure "listen_address = '::'" in postgresql.conf. This is not documented.
This is documented in version 9.1 |
2011-03-08 | HP Printer IPv6 only | Upgraded Laserjet 4250 with new print server, removed IPv4 address 192.87.30.138 and A record for hp4250-1.terena.org |
2011-02-28 | Host ldap.terena.org IPv6 only | Removed IPv4 address 192.87.30.30
Removed A record |
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2011-02-07 | Host svn.terena.org IPv6 only | Removed IPv4 address 192.87.30.29 and A record |
2011-02-01 | All linux servers run Postfix on IPv6 only (except listed MXs) | Remove IPv4 addresses from $mynetworks, and set "inet_protocols = ipv6" |
2011-01-31 | All linux servers managed by SSH via IPv6 only | Configure "ListenAddress ::" or "AddressFamily inet6" in sshd_config |
2011-01-30 | All linux servers use only IPv6 resolvers | Only list IPv6 addresses in /etc/resolv.conf: | No Format |
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nameserver 2001:610:148:dead::4
nameserver 2001:610:158:98d::42
domain terena.org |
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2010-10-26 | VPN supports IPv6 | A new VPN setup: Cisco AnyConnect. Clients get an IPv4 and an IPv6 address from the office pools, so they can access all services via IPv6 |
