Hi Colm,
Thanks for your patience. Basically I have a large dns server with
many zones etc. I would like to find all the A records and create an
IPv6 address for each IPv4 record, just to be nice I suppose, but I
think that the hosts should when they are added in the future, have
their IPv6 address created too.
Now, of course many of these hosts, don't have an IPv6 allocation to
them, so I suspect I would need an IPv4 to IPv6 compatiable address,
so that if an AAAA record is requested, they are given a vailid IPv6
answer.
How that, Sorry if I am not being clear enough.
AJ
On 10/13/06, Colm MacCarthaigh <colm at stdlib.net> wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 13, 2006 at 01:11:55PM +0100, AJ McKee wrote:
> > Just so I am clear here, if I add 2001:770:18:10:: in front of any
> > IPv4 address I have the correct IPv6 address, is that what you are
> > saying? If this is the case, should I be bothering with the IPv6toIPv4
> > conversion? in your opinion?
>> No, those particular numbers are just an example of a prefix. What
> prefix you have and or use depends on what's assigned to you.
>> Can you give us an overview of what you are trying to do?
>> --
> Colm MacCárthaigh Public Key: colm+pgp at stdlib.net>
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