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How to check that ipv6 is running on a Debian server
How to verify that the ipv6 protocol is actually running on the server? The simplest is to see if the NIC has got an ipv6 address.
For this, we will enter the next line in the SSH interface of our server.
If the result is not 0, then this means that one or more ipv6 addresses have been issued and are running.
You can also test the following command line:
For this, we will enter the next line in the SSH interface of our server.
netstat -tunlp |grep p6 |wc -l
If the result is not 0, then this means that one or more ipv6 addresses have been issued and are running.
You can also test the following command line:
lsmod|grep ipv6
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