Thanks cinap,
your detailed explanation will be helpful to me and all others.
Kenji Arisawa
> 2015/07/12 0:37、cinap_len...@felloff.net のメール：
>
> when you query /net/dns, it differentiates between ip (A) and ipv6
> () records. so querying for "ip" only yields ipv4 addresses and
> querying f
when you query /net/dns, it differentiates between ip (A) and ipv6
() records. so querying for "ip" only yields ipv4 addresses and
querying for "ipv6" yields ipv6 addresses only. it shouldnt matter if
you use ip= or ipv6= attribute in ndb for this, as ndb/dns is smart
enogth to check the value
Thanks.
It seems you are right.
I have been playing with ipv6 and yet i don’t understand something.
What is the rule to select an IP if we allow multiple IPs for a dom?
Maybe case by case. But how to select ipv6 in case of telnet?
> 2015/07/07 2:01、cinap_len...@felloff.net のメール：
>
> i dont know
i dont know for sure but could it be that cs resolves
these local domains thru ndb? and then ignores your
ipv6= attibures in ndb?
i use ip= attribute in my ndb for both v4 and v6 addresses
and that works fine.
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cinap
Hello,
I am currently trying ipv6 of Plan9.
with a line
ip=192.168.0.3 ipv6=fe80::6a05:caff:fe00:fc34 ether=6805ca00fc34
sys=maia
in /lib/ndb/local, and executing
ipv6on
I tried dnsquery and csquery.
ii seems dnsquery is OK
term% ndb/dnsquery
> maia
maia.local ip 192.1
