Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications
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Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications

Peter Bieringer
Federico Baraldi
Simone Piunno
Mauro Tortonesi
Emanuele Toselli
Dario Tumiati

Table of Contents

1. Contents
2. Organization of the IPv6 status page
2.1. Meaning of the URLs field
2.2. Meaning of the Status field
3. Service List
4. Super Daemons and Wrappers
4.1. Inetd (7:echo, 9:discard, 13:daytime, 19:chargen)
4.2. TCP Wrappers
5. File Transfer
5.1. FTP (21:ftp, 20:ftp-data [active])
5.2. RSYNC (873:rsync)
5.3. TFTP (69:udp)
6. Remote shell/login
6.1. Telnet (23:telnet)
6.2. Secure Shell (22:ssh)
6.3. R-Tools (512/tcp:exec, 513/tcp:login, 514/tcp:cmd)
7. E-Mail
7.1. Mail Transfer Agents and Mail User Agents (25:smtp)
7.2. Mailbox daemons (109:pop2, 110:pop3, 143:imap4, 220:imap3, 993:imaps, 995:pop3s)
7.3. Webmail
8. Domain Name System
8.1. Domain Name System (53:domain)
9. Information
9.1. Whois (43:whois)
9.2. Finger (79:finger)
10. HTTP
10.1. HyperText Transfer Protocol (80:http, 443:https)
11. Authentication
11.1. Ident (113:auth)
12. News
12.1. News (119:nntp)
13. Chat
13.1. Internet Relay Chat (194:irc, 6667:ircd)
14. LDAP
14.1. LDAP Server and Client (389:ldap, 636:ldaps)
15. Network Configuration
15.1. Host Configuration
15.2. Utilities
15.3. Dynamic Routing
16. Testing and Debugging
16.1. Network Testing and Debugging
16.2. Applications & Services Testing and Debugging
17. Security
17.1. Security-Related Tools
18. Contact us
19. Other sources of information
20. Credits

This page shows the current status of IPv6 support of the most important networking applications for Linux and *BSD. We started from the Peter Bieringer's work on his famous IPv6 Status Page and tried to extend the information provided in it.

Nowadays, the number of applications with native IPv6 support is still low, but the trend is changing, as some of the most important networking apps (like the apache web server) are beginning to feature IPv6 support and there are also many developers working on unofficial patches for pretty much anything else.

Things are changing fast. We do our best in keeping this page up-to-date, but we need your help for this task, so please send us a report if you find inaccuracies or obsolete information in this page, or if you simply wish us to add a new application here.

Updated 04.09.2003Documentation | DeepSpace6
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