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Hello again Great Ones,

The systems runs muy buen. 
However when I first built it I used IPv6- just to
see. Now additional reading makes me believe I'm just
better off with IPv4. What would you recommend as the
easiest procedure to teardown current ip and bring up
IPv4.My concern is bindings and getting every instance
of the files in /usr and root. I'd really appreciate
your suggestions. Thanks. 

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