Feature IP6

  • When you add as reseller a user, from ip dropdown you select ip (v4 or v6)

    Edited once, last by oldev01 ().


  • When you add as reseller a user, from ip dropdown you select ip (v4 or v6)


    Hi,


    can a User have for one Domain a IPv4 and a IPv6 addres.:huh:


    So the domain is reached via both.


    Kind regards


    Viktor

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  • can a User have for one Domain a IPv4 and a IPv6 addres.:huh:


    So the domain is reached via both.


    Same here, I'd like to have a dual stacked server, at the moment having a website only ipv6 is not really practical.



    It would be nice that (as an option) registering an ip allowed to boxes, one for the ipv4 and the other for the ipv6, and the domain+services would be visible on both interfaces.

  • How about each domain can have as many ip`s as reseller want to allow? (for the moment not possible but easy to implement)


  • How about each domain can have as many ip`s as reseller want to allow? (for the moment not possible but easy to implement)


    That would make sense and be useful on all the tricky cases, but it would add an extra step on the setup of every domain that we want to have both ipv6 and ipv4.


    Just for the note, apache supports this syntax the would allow the use of ipv6

    Code
    1. <VirtualHost addr[:port] [addr[:port]] ...> ...


    http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/core.html#virtualhost