How the Internet Works 21 October 2011

Video: IPv6 for Debian Linux

Produced in June 2011, this 15-minute video from The Dedicated Server Handbook aims to help you understand the basics of IPv6 and get a Debian Linux server up and running with IPv6. While focused on Debian Linux this video will be useful to anyone wanting to understand IPv6 on Linux or IPv6 in general.

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For more IPv6 resources for Debian Linux visit the Debian IPv6 project’s homepage. Here you can general information on configuring IPv6 for Debian, as well as guides for setting up IPv4/IPv6 transition technologies.


If you would like to get started with IPv6, please visit our IPv6 resources or begin with our “Start Here” page to help find resources most appropriate for your type of organization. If you have an IPv6 case study you think we should consider for inclusion on our site, please contact us – we are always looking for more!


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