[wellylug] Debian message

[Mark Foster]

>>
>> You can read about IPv6 here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ipv6
>>
>> The "stateless autoconfiguration" and "link-local addresses" segments will
>> document the nature of the traffic stuff.
>>
>>
>> Beyond that, ip6tables is the equivalent tool to iptables, and shares an awful
>> lot of firewall stuff in recent kernel versions.  You should, at works, be
>> able to simply block all IPv6 traffic, worst case.
>>
>>         Daniel
> If I am reading this right it suggests things like server updates could
> be performed in house or from a remote location. If that is correct,
> there must be some sort of tool for using it from a windows environment
> to a Linux one. Is that correct?
>

Im not sure what you read, but IPv6 is just another transport method - 
like IPv4.  It has nothing to do with server updates, or anything else??

What you know and understand now about the transition between Layer 2 and 
Layer 3 (ARP, etc), doesn't apply in an IPv6 world.  So things involving 
IPv6 are a little different (and worth experimenting with now, before 
we're all forced to go dual-stack and like it...)

Mark.