That would be nice but ip6 only is not workable for web, mail, dns etc because majority of shared hosting services are ip4 only. To me ipv6 just seem to be a different route for service like google. I had it with vultr but it was a pain because they kept changing my ip6 number so I turned it off.
I use SLAAC with EUI-64 from my /56 net from my ISP. So it is static.
Works like this as default on most server distros
But you could also configure DHCP with reservations, or fully static.
However on desktop systems where you want to host something as a server you need to disable privacy extensions and temporary addresses otherwise it would always change. I think this feature exists becaue IPv6 has no NAT by default.
with ipv6 you dont have to deal with the high costs of ipv4 addresses, and you dont have to deal with internal addresses.
Virtualmin works excellent as dual stack, but as a first step i think it should be installable with ipv6.
That’s a false statement… Everyone of my email servers running postfix use both ipv4 and ipv6 with most connections from ipv6, especially coming from common email servers such as outlook and google.
My personal server that uses Virtualmin does the same with no problems what so ever. Where most of my connections to Virtualmin/Webmin are always ipv6 connections from home and office.
Unless, You are talking about direct connection to Virtualmin/Webmin Repos? In that case they need to do something about it. That would be a major problem for most who only have ipv6 servers.