Comparison of IPv6 application support
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This is a comparison of popular Internet applications in regards to their support of the IPv6 protocol.
IPv6 support table
Application | Category | IPv6 supported? | Zone ID supported? | Earliest version # with IPv6 support | Notes | Reference links |
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AbsoluteTelnet | SSH client, Telnet client, SFTP Client | Yes | No | 5.01 | Supports SSH, Telnet, and SFTP | [1] |
Active Directory | LDAP server | |||||
Apache httpd | Web server | Yes | Template:N/a | 2.0.14 | "Virtual hosts on IPv6 addresses are broken in versions until 2.0.28" | [2] |
Apple Mail | e-mail client | Yes | ||||
BIND | DNS server | Yes | Template:N/a | |||
BSD Telnet | Console application | Yes | Yes | 1.2? | Telnet and telnetd from OpenBSD. | |
CUPS | Digital printing | Yes | 1.2 | [3] | ||
cURL | File transfer software | Yes | ||||
ffproxy | Proxy server | Yes | 1.5 | Non-caching proxy. | ||
FileZilla | FTP, FTPS and SFTP client | Yes | 3.1.0-beta1 | [4][5] | ||
ftp.exe | Console application | Yes | Yes | 5.1 (XP) | Standard Windows FTP client. | |
Google Chrome | Web browser | Yes | Initial | |||
Hiawatha | Web server | Yes | Template:N/a | 6.0 | ||
IIS | Web server | Yes | Template:N/a | 6.0 | ||
Internet Explorer | Web browser | Yes | No | 4.01 | Versions before 7.0 may not be able to handle numerical addresses. Macintosh versions do not support IPv6. | [6][7][8] |
Irssi | IRC client | Yes | 0.7.15 | [9] | ||
Java | Programming language | Yes | Yes | 1.4.2 | Support on Windows XP/2003 was added in Java 1.5.0 | [10][11][12] |
Konqueror | Web browser | Yes | Yes | 2.2 | [13] | |
lighttpd | Web server | Yes | Template:N/a | |||
Linux CIFS VFS | SMB/CIFS client | Yes | 1.49 | cifs vfs version 1.48 is part of kernel 2.6.21 | [14] | |
Linux NetKit ftp | Console application | Yes | Yes | 0.17? | Standard Linux FTP client. | |
Linux NetKit Telnet | Console application | Yes | Yes | 0.17? | Standard Linux telnet client and server. | |
Microsoft DNS | DNS server | Yes | Template:N/a | 5.0 (2000) | Windows 2000 DNS can handle AAAA records, but the operating system does not ship with IPv6. | [15] |
Microsoft Outlook | e-mail client | Yes | 2003? | |||
mIRC | IRC client | No | ||||
Mozilla / SeaMonkey | Web browser | Yes | IPv6 is not preferred by default on Mac OS X. | [16] [17] [18] | ||
Mozilla Firefox | Web browser | Yes | Yes | 1.5 | IPv6 is not preferred by default on Mac OS X in Firefox 1.5 or 2.0, only in 3.0. | [19] [20] |
Mozilla Thunderbird | e-mail client | Yes | Version 2.0 & later appears to work with Mac OS X Version 10.4.9. | [21] | ||
Nmap | Console application | Yes | Yes | 3.10ALPHA1 | Zone ID support since version 4.65 | [22] |
Nortel Networks VPN client | VPN client | ? | [23] | |||
Novell eDirectory | LDAP server | |||||
OpenLDAP | LDAP server | Yes | 2.0.0 | [24] | ||
OpenSSH | SSH client/server | Yes | Yes | |||
OpenVPN | VPN client | Planned | 2.0 | Does not support "server mode" in IPv6: multiple tunnels require separate ports. | [25] | |
Opera | Web browser | Yes | No | 7.20b | IPv6 support on Macintosh was added in Opera 9.0 | [26] [27] [28] [29] |
Outlook Express | e-mail client | No | Template:N/a | Windows Mail on the Windows Vista platform has IPv6 support. | [30] | |
Pidgin | Instant messenger | Yes | 2.0 (GAIM had support in older builds) | IPv6 is enabled on Linux builds, but not on Win32 builds. | [31] | |
Polipo | Proxy server | Yes | No | 0.8 | Can be used for proxying between IPv4 and IPv6 | |
Privoxy | Proxy server | Yes | 3.0.13 beta | [32] [33] | ||
PuTTY | SSH client | Yes | Yes | 0.58 | Fully functional (also Zone ID's) from 0.59 | [34] |
Quagga | Routing software | Yes | Template:N/a | OSPFv3 area support is incomplete. | [35] [36] | |
rsync | differential file synchronizer | Yes | 2.5.0 | native IPv6 support since 2.5.0, but hosts allow/deny in rsync.conf didn't work until 2.5.6. | [37] [38] | |
Safari | Web browser | Yes | No | [39] | ||
Samba | SMB/CIFS client/server | Yes | 3.2.0 | [40] | ||
Simple DNS Plus | DNS server | Yes | Template:N/a | 5.0 (Jan 2008) | [41] | |
SmartFTP | FTP and SFTP client | Yes | ||||
srelay | SOCKS server | Yes | Template:N/a | |||
Squid cache | Proxy server | Yes | 3.0STABLE1 | Development work has been intermittent from 2001-2007. | [42] [43] | |
telnet.exe | Console application | Yes | Yes | 5.1 (XP) | Standard Windows telnet client. | |
TightVNC | VNC | Template:Optional | Protocol version 3.5 | Experimental IPv6 builds were made available in 2004. | [44] | |
tinc | VPN client | Yes | 1.0 | Defaults to IPv6; can be set to IPv4-only. | [45] | |
Trillian | Instant Messenger | ? | ||||
UDP Speed Test 3 | Network Speed Test Tool | Yes | Yes | 3.05 | Unicast, Broadcast, Multicast, Anycast. | [46] |
VLC | Multimedia player | Yes | ||||
Wget | File transfer software | Yes | 1.9? | May default to IPv4 transfers: use the "-6" option to override. | [47] | |
Winamp | Multimedia player | Yes | 5.34 | [48] | ||
Windows Media Player | Multimedia player | Yes | 9.0? | [49] | ||
Windows File and print sharing | SMB/CIFS client/server | Yes | 5.2 (Server 2003) | Windows XP does not support IPv6 at the SMB/CIFS layer. The protocol is available for other applications ("ipv6 install" pre-SP1; protocol install afterwards). | [50] [51] [52] | |
WWWOFFLE | Proxy server | Yes | No | 2.6d | [53] | |
XChat | IRC client | Yes | 1.7.0 | [54] | ||
xinetd | Networking daemon | Yes | 1.89 | Version 2.3.3 or newer recommended to avoid security issues. | [55] | |
µTorrent | BitTorrent client | Yes | 1.8 |
Programs that bridge IPv4 with IPv6
- http://toxygen.net/6tunnel/ 6tunnel & NT6tunnel: IPv4-IPv6 port proxy
- stone: can be used to provide IPv4 ports at the IPv6 layer. [56]
- 46Bouncer: IPv4-IPv6 bridging application; last updated in late 2001. [57]
- Perdition mail retrieval proxy can connect IPv6 POP/IMAP clients with IPv4 POP/IMAP servers and vice-versa
In addition to the above specific tools, many client/server applications can be configured to go through a double-stack HTTP or SOCKS proxy to reach the other Internet. Those that cannot can often use an SSH tunnel.
Other references
- Vendor-Application database
- "Current Status of IPv6 Support for Networking Applications": last updated in 7-2007.
- IPv6 Application and Patch Database
- "IPv6 Enabled Applications": last updated in 3-2003.
- "Hints for IPv6-enabled daemons": chapter 21 of TLDP's Linux IPv6 HOWTO.
- Implementing AF-independent application by Jun-ichiro itojun Hagino.
- Porting Applications to IPv6 by Eva M. Castro.
- RFC 4007 - IPv6 Scoped Address Architecture, details the textual representation of zone indices.
See also
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