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04-10-2006
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IPv6 on Solaris 10
Hi! I have to configure ipv6 network between two computers with Solaris 10 but I not an expert in using any unix system and I do it becouse I need it to my study. Is someone here who could help me and describe step-by-step how to do it? please!!!
PS. I need to configure network to do secure transmision and non-secure 
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Activating ipv6 is not difficult, u just have to reconfigure your system with 'sys-unconfig', try-it it wont break your box
 But before, note down everything related to your current config like hostname, IPv4 address, route, dns and the like as those will be asked again ...
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