IPv6

No, earliest would be 4.2.16/17.

When this feature is added one can expect it will be mentioned in the release notes. So keep an eye on the public beta forum: http://readynas.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=51 for beta announcements and on the Announcements forum: http://readynas.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=1 for production releases.

+1 (Sparc)

Only 87 days left!
http://ipv6.he.net/statistics/

Thanks

My bet is IANA will be done with IPv4 before Christmas...

+1 (sparc)

Everything else in the LAN is dual stack, even the ADSL modem/router.
ISP supports native and through tunnel

New x86 beta adds IPv6 support: viewtopic.php?f=51&t=48457

Great news hopefully sparc soon too *fingers crossed*

I just got my readnas pro 4, upgraded it to 4.2.17 and happily noted it supported ipv6...until I went to configure NFS access and it promptly told me "Hostname is limited to 24 characters consisting of alpha-numeric, period (.), and dash (-)." Being able to give it an ipv6 address doesn't help much if it won't actually use it...

useopenid wrote:
I just got my readnas pro 4, upgraded it to 4.2.17 and happily noted it supported ipv6...

I just upgraded my new ReadyNAS Ultra 2 to 4.2.18, but there is still no IPv6. Is this limited to the Pro series ?

IPv6 is an optional relatively new feature.

Take a look under Network > Interfaces. For the NIC you use you should see an IP address assigned, and an option IPv6 assignment which is set to "Off" by default.

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