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Just wondering about the usage of both of these and what I need to do to use ipv6.
I currently have ipv6 disabled, with rules set for iptables and the iptables DAEMON set in "/etc/rc.conf". If I am to enable ipv6, would I then need to set the rules again or does iptables also cover this? Instead of doing for example 'iptables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT' should I replace iptables and type 'ip6tables -P OUTPUT ACCEPT' and repeat for all the rules?
If this is the case, would I then have both iptables and ip6tables running as DAEMONS, or just one of them?
Many thanks.
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With ipv6 disabled you don't need any ip6tables rules. Maybe just "ip6tables -A INPUT -j DROP" but I didn't tried this...
Just a suggestion, add these:
alias net-pf-10 off
alias ipv6 off
to /etc/modprobe.conf and the ipv6 module will not load on your next reboot.
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Thanks, but that wasn't my quesion exactly. Maybe I worded it wrongly.
I currently have ipv6 disabled. My question was for what to do in terms of iptables and ip6tables if I were to enable ipv6.
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