Our office has a /24 IPv4 and a /48 IPv6 network.
Test to see if it would be possible to run parts of the TERENA Secretariat office network on IPv6 only.
This page keeps track of progress, bugs, issues with this transition.
initial Checklist
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NAT64 |
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DNS64 |
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Cisco 3750 does not support IPv6 access lists on VLANs |
Needs replacing in 2011 anyway. New box might support NAT64? |
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Autoconfiguring name servers does not work for Mac OS X |
Macs need manually configured name servers, boo! |
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CIFS client on Mac OS X does not support IPv6 |
Macs needs something else (webdav? this would suck) |
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Google Mini does not support IPv6 |
Needs replacing in 2011 anyway, but don't forget to check!! |
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All linux servers use IPv6 only DNS |
statically configured IPv6 addresses in |
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All linux servers run SSH on IPv6 only |
Configure |
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All linux servers run Postfix on IPv6 only (except public mail server) |
Remove IPv4 address from $mynetworks, and set |
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Windows 2003 + MS SQL 2005 + Exact Globe 2003 != succes ?? |
Check if this works... |
Some tests indicate the Ecdysis works well.
Also, they presented at our own conference last year 
Take into consideration!
expected to work
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Axis web cam, has extensive IPv6 support |
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Windows 7 clients, have IPv6 support, can run IPv6 only, support DHCPv6 |
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VMware ESXi, Vcenter, VCB. These SHOULD work. Curious if it really works |
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HP and Sharp printers, but we need IPv6 ACLs first |