I know how to use auto IPv6 assignation on a serveur with a /64 IPv6 (many address), so we can configure an available range, and virtualmin assign one IP per virtualserver.
On another server, I have only one IPv6 (like IPv4), in other word a /128 ipv6.
So I must share this IP (like what we do in IPv4), but virtualmin don’t let me do this.
I can create new vservers with the same IPv6 in the field :
IPv6 network interface > Add with address > Already active
2 domains have already the same IPv6 but apache give always the first one
And I can’t set this same IP on already existant domains, virtualmin says :
“The virtual interface IPv6 address is already in use”
I know it…
Is virtualmin compatible with this case (only one ipv6) ?
Have you an idea to force this assignation and correct apache ?
we could assign an IPV6 address to EVERY ATOM ON THE SURFACE OF THE EARTH, and still have enough addresses left to do another 100+ earths. It isn’t remotely likely that we’ll run out of IPV6 addresses at any time in the future.
With that in mind, it didn’t seem necessary to support sharing IPv6 IP’s
I know the big number of IPv6 address, I’ve a /64 at home on DSL, and many hosters give /64 per host.
But some hosters (like a big one in France), only give one IPv6 (/128).
They say it is the only solution to handle acces rules and garantee hight security on their Cisco routers.
If they say that, I trust them.
So, for some month, these hosts will have only one native /128 IPv6.
I dont want to use a 6to4 (even if it provide /64), the native connectivity is more reliable.
Any chance it could be faisable on virtualmin ? Apache can handle it.
Hello,
I just think sometimes you are in the situation you just need use one ipv6 address for all virtual server and I think Virtualmin should support this, because virtualmin should just support all reasonable situations as i has been doing so far. Now I must to explain the customer why he must reconfigure all DNS settings.
