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I noticed IPV6 creeping in under SUSE 9.3 too, but i have to say for me that so far it hasn't caused me an issue so i've just left it as it was when installed. I route through a DLink router too oddly enough, but that could easily be a red herring :) On Wednesday 04 May 2005 22:36, John Daragon wrote:
Ben Goodger wrote:Are you using AOL? If so, ensure that you: - disable ipv6 (for some reason)I'll second that (even if you're not using AOL). Later distros, for some reason that is *completely* beyond me, come with IPv6 enabled as default. This causes grief that may appear either to be random or (as you might have observed) that appears to follow a spurious pattern. Insertion of "alias net-pf-10 off" into /etc/modprobe.conf may well fix things. jd
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