On Mon, 11 Apr 2005, Paolo Alexis Falcone wrote:
If you'd want to play around with IPv6 DNS - Bind and PowerDNS are most likely the only open source game in town (djbdns doesn't come with IPv6 functionality out of the box - you'd have to apply patches for it to support AAAA records - and that still doesn't include support for NS or MX records).
What about the packages that come with CentOS 4? Is there IPv6 support in that OS?
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