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From: Wijnand <freebsd@wiersma.be>
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Subject: ipv6 in a jail
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I'm learning/testing ipv6 at the moment, and I want to create a ipv6 
server only. I'm trying to set it all up in a jail, but that doesn't 
seem to be possible.

Is it even possible to use ipv6 in a jail?
And if yes, how?


Thanks,
Wijnand


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