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Other interfaces
All interfaces other than Ethernet, bonding and PPP will also be configured with IPv6 addresses,
including all sub-interfaces and virtual interfaces such as VPN tunnels (static IPSec tunnels). The
following list shows the network services that will be configured to support the IPv6 protocol:
• Access to DNS servers
• SNMP
• Sending SNMP trap
• Remote authentication (except to NIS)
• Access to hosts
• Stateful and stateless packet filtering (firewall)
• Static routes
• Sending messages and events to SMTP servers
• Sending data to data buffering servers
• Access to NTP server
• FTP for configuration backup
• FTP for firmware upgrade
NOTE: Virtual ports (virtualization) are not supported by IPv6.
To configure host settings [Expert] from the General form:
1. Go to Network - Host Settings. The Host Settings - General form appears.
2. Select Dual-Stack, IPv4 or IPv6 from the Mode pull-down menu.
NOTE: If Dual-Stack is selected, both the IPv4 and IPv6 tabs will remain active and will run concurrently.
Selecting IPv4 will disable the IPv6 tab, and selecting IPv6 will disable the IPv4 tab in the Host Settings form.
3. Enter the name assigned to the IP address of the console server in the Host Name field.
4. Enter a console banner in the Console Banner field.
5. Enter the Primary DNS Server IP address.
6. Enter the Secondary DNS Server IP address, if used.
7. Enter the domain in the Domain Name field.
8. To enable Bonding (optional), click Enabled. If Bonding is not desired, leave Enabled
unchecked and go to Step 10.
NOTE: If Bonding is enabled, you may have to scroll down to see additional entries for Miimon and Updelay.
9. If you enabled Bonding, check the values for Miimon and Updelay and change them if
necessary.
10. When finished, click apply changes.
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