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1 | .Dd May 23, 2002 |
2 | .Dt ip6 8 | |
3 | .Os | |
4 | .Sh NAME | |
5 | .Nm ip6 | |
6 | .Nd Enable or disable IPv6 on active interfaces | |
7 | .Sh SYNOPSIS | |
8 | .Nm | |
9 | .Op Fl ax | |
10 | .Op Fl ud interface | |
11 | .Sh DESCRIPTION | |
12 | .Nm | |
13 | can be used to start up or shut down IPv6 on active interfaces. | |
14 | When IPv6 is enabled on an interface the protocol is attached to the | |
15 | interface, at which point the default settings in the kernel allow it | |
16 | to acquire a link-local address and accept router advertisements. | |
17 | Disabling detaches the protocol from the interface. | |
18 | .Pp | |
19 | Possible options are: | |
20 | .Bl -tag -width xxx | |
21 | .It Fl a | |
22 | Start IPv6 on all interfaces. | |
23 | .It Fl x | |
24 | Stop IPv6 on all interfaces. | |
25 | .It Fl u [interface] | |
26 | Start IPv6 on interface. | |
27 | .It Fl d [interface] | |
28 | Stop IPv6 on interface. | |
29 | .El | |
30 | .Pp | |
31 | .Sh REQUIREMENTS | |
32 | You need support for IPv6 in your kernel. This is provided beginning | |
33 | with Darwin Kernel Version 6.0. | |
34 | .Pp | |
35 | .Sh CONFIGURATION | |
36 | The default IPv6 configuration for an interface assigns a link-local | |
37 | address to it and sets the interface to receive router advertisements. | |
38 | No further configuration is necessary for basic functionality. | |
39 | However, various settings can be modified by using sysctl. | |
40 | Pp | |
41 | .Sh SEE ALSO | |
42 | .Xr stf 4 , | |
43 | IPv6 Documentation at | |
44 | .Pa http://www.netbsd.org/Documentation/network/ipv6/ , | |
45 | RFC 3068. |