how to disable ipv4 in linux kernel, is it possible ?
well i know then ipv4 clients needs a ipv6 proxy from ipv4, but
just like to know if one have done single stacking with ipv6, i
like to keep my mem footprint low is the reason for me to think
so, its not impossible, but using dual stack needs more memory,
and dual firewalls btw
how to disable ipv4 in linux kernel, is it possible ?
Even if not, `ip -4 address flush ...` will do the right thing for
you.
well i know then ipv4 clients needs a ipv6 proxy from ipv4, but
just like to know if one have done single stacking with ipv6, i
like to keep my mem footprint low is the reason for me to think
so, its not impossible, but using dual stack needs more memory,
and dual firewalls btw
Do you have to count every kilobyte?
how to disable ipv4 in linux kernel, is it possible ?No, not yet. You'll always have a lo Interface with IPv4.
06 Jul 2013 15:03:58, you wrote to All:
how to disable ipv4 in linux kernel, is it possible ?
Even if not, `ip -4 address flush ...` will do the right thing for you.
well i know then ipv4 clients needs a ipv6 proxy from ipv4, but
just like to know if one have done single stacking with ipv6, i
like to keep my mem footprint low is the reason for me to think
so, its not impossible, but using dual stack needs more memory,
and dual firewalls btw
Do you have to count every kilobyte?
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