ipv6

After a few days of hacking the source-code I am proud to provide you all with a shorewall6 module for webmin. This module (rev 1) is included in the main development stream of webmin. The current version (rev 2) has been submitted moments ago. The development takes place using webmin and can be found here https://github.com/woutervb/webmin. But obviously one can also wait for the next webmin release to appear or use the main development branch from webmin itself (https://github....

With Debian it is relative easy to setup ipv6 using aiccu. This can be done using the following steps (assuming you already have an account at www.sixxs.net): install aiccu sudo apt-get install aiccu edit de /etc/network/interfaces add the following entries: auto sixxs iface sixxs inet6 manual up ip link set mtu 1480 dev $IFACE pre-up invoke-rc.d aiccu start post-down invoke-rc.d aiccu stop disable the automatic start of aiccu sudo update-rc.d aiccu disable bring the interface up using the command...

Currently most providers do not yet support ipv6, the major new internet protocol. But there are way’s to get an static ipv6 prefix independent of the ipv4 internet connection. The steps involved to get this enabled are the following. Obviously the limited amount of risk of breaking your internet connection using this guide are for the reader. Step 1. Install dd-wrt on a linksys e2000 While the linksys e2000 is not yet officially supported there is a version available that does work....