On Mon, 28 Feb 2005, Adil Mujeeb, Noida wrote:
> > But if I telnet with :
> > telnet ::1 9001
> > it gives message connection refused.
>
> >>> I have mentioned that "I have built the UML binary with ipv6 support".
> When compiling the UML, i have selected the option ipv6 support and add it
> in the binary itself. Iam telneting on the host's port 9001.
If you execute "telnet ::1 9001" on the guest, it will talk to the guest's
port.
> To test ipv6 on the guest, you could configure inetd or xinetd on the guest
> to serve telnet.
> >> How to configure inetd or xinetd on the guest os for ipv6??
If you don't have one of these installed already on the guest, the
man page says you can test in.telnetd in debug mode with a command
line like this:
in.telnetd -debug -6 23 &
-debug to make it independent of inetd; -6 for ipv6 (or -4 for ipv4); 23 is
the port (which has to be specified explicitly in debug mode).
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