Jeroen wrote:
For what do you need ip6.int?Some services still resolve int records. I was in "sleeping mode" with ipv6 projects, but im back, i want to be "on time" when all start working :) I have new IP and some time to work. I want to change/add ipv6's to my webserver, ssh, ircserver, 2 lan networks (every comp with private ipv6), some route practice, and rest of things that i make using ipv4. I want to check how far can i go with new architecture.
By now (ip6.int was deprecated 4 years ago!) you should have switched
everything to ip6.arpa already.
Thx. I will work now with DNAME. But for now (12:27 CET) i leave old int like it is, and just add arpa records. Some clean/remove int in future, is in my plan :)What you can do is a DNAME:
ip6.int DNAME ip6.arpa.
Put that in any of your DNS servers which you use for resolving as authoritative and you are done.
eg:
8<------------------
$ dig @ns1.sixxs.net remove.ip6.int
<SNIP>
;; ANSWER SECTION:
ip6.int. 604800 IN DNAME ip6.arpa.
remove.ip6.int. 0 IN CNAME remove.ip6.arpa.
------------------>8
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