John, It seems that your question is a bit unclear. What *exactly* do you mean by IPv6 system? Which functionality of Zeppelin as you asking about? Why do you require a confirmation about that functionality, as opposed to just trying it yourself?
If you have a network that only has IPv6 addresses, it would be easy to run Zeppelin and double check that it accepts connections and that basic interpreters work. And of course, even in that case you can run a reverse proxy on the same server, so Zeppelin can continue listening on an IPv4 address locally. On Tue, Jan 25, 2022 at 10:21 PM Helmsen, John <john.helm...@noblis.org> wrote: > Everyone, > > > > Earlier I asked a question as to whether we could receive a definitive > answer regarding whether IPv6 works with Zeppelin. Has anyone used it in > an IPv6 system? > > > > We really need to get some type of confirmation. Even a user story might > be acceptable. > > > > John Helmsen > > Data Science Senior Manager > > Automated Analytics Division > > > > [image: signature_1002916469] > > *Noblis *| *for the best of reasons* > 2002 Edmund Halley Drive | Reston, VA 20191 | *noblis.org* > <http://www.noblis.org/> > > tel: 703.610.2004| cell: 240.899.5676 | john.helm...@noblis.org > > > -- Vladimir Prus http://vladimirprus.com
