On Fri, Nov 20, 2020 at 09:19:52AM +0100, Benoit Panizzon wrote: > Due to the depletion of ipv4 addresses, more and more services use ipv6 and > NAT is wiedly in use. > > I am also in a situation where there is a central storage reachable via iscsi > and ipv6 and one > node has an ipv4 NAT ip address and native ipv6 address. > > It's not critical production situation, it's how I attempted to share a disk > at the office with my homeoffice > notebook behind NAT for easier data exchange :-) Yes there are other ways to > do this. But OCFS2 sounded nice. > > According to what I have read, the linux kernel ocfs2 implemenation is ipv6 > enabled, but it looks like > the configuration tools lack the knowledge of ipv6 addresses. I have not been > able to add a node > which is reachable via ipv6. > > Please consider adding ipv6 support to the o2cb tools soon.
Thank you for the report. I'm not sure if this is a supported use case for ocfs2 (it is most often used in local cluster setups), but I forwarded the request to upstream authors for review: https://github.com/markfasheh/ocfs2-tools/issues/49 -- Valentin
