sujithjohn
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I am able to use ipv4 with no issue.
rsh < windows ipv4 > hostname
it WORKS !!
but ,
bash-3.00# rsh < windows ipv6 : fd20:8b1e:b255:40fa:bd1a:314f:abb4:48d9 > hostname
fd20:8b1e:b255:40fa:bd1a:314f:abb4:48d9: Connection refused
I used netstat -ano and found that the ipv6 port is black and not showing as listening or established.
i am using Cygwin in this windows machine to accept rsh/ssh/telnet request from any unix machine.
After few trial and error - I was able to ssh to the windows client using ipv6 address. but rsh using the ipv6 address is still not working.
Please note [ I am trying to rsh to the windows using windows ipv6 address from a Unix machine ]
Am sure ssh and rsh uses different ports . Not sure how to check if they are open.
Do you think installing Windows Bind service would help, if i edit the named.conf file to allow ipv6 address .
Thanks in advance.
Have you come across such a setup ( rsh to windows ipv6 address )
rsh < windows ipv4 > hostname
it WORKS !!
but ,
bash-3.00# rsh < windows ipv6 : fd20:8b1e:b255:40fa:bd1a:314f:abb4:48d9 > hostname
fd20:8b1e:b255:40fa:bd1a:314f:abb4:48d9: Connection refused
I used netstat -ano and found that the ipv6 port is black and not showing as listening or established.
i am using Cygwin in this windows machine to accept rsh/ssh/telnet request from any unix machine.
After few trial and error - I was able to ssh to the windows client using ipv6 address. but rsh using the ipv6 address is still not working.
Please note [ I am trying to rsh to the windows using windows ipv6 address from a Unix machine ]
Am sure ssh and rsh uses different ports . Not sure how to check if they are open.
Do you think installing Windows Bind service would help, if i edit the named.conf file to allow ipv6 address .
Thanks in advance.
Have you come across such a setup ( rsh to windows ipv6 address )