(v12.0.9111.30500 started 2024-12-11 16:09:49 on VM2)
IPv6 support: IPv6 addresses are supported for SourceIP, GatewayIP, GatewayIP2, DestinationIP and specification of addresses within groups. GatewayIP2 can have two addresses separated by comma (,). In that case one address must be IPv4 (* for any) and one address must be IPv6 (:: for any). Then if DestinationIP is a name: The first address with the same address family as the first GatewayIP2 address will be chosen. If there is no such address the first address of the other address family will be chosen. This schema is especially useful with keyword PRX to connect to IPv6 destinations if possible. If the second destination address is >DNS: For the second try an address with the same address family as the second GatewayIP2 address will be selected if possible (else the other one). IPv6 addresses may be surrounded by square brackets e.g. [FE80:1::1]. IPv6 addresses for GatewayIP must be specified with %ScopeID (~Interface Number) if any, e.g. fe80::20e:7fff:fe60:25fe%10 When source IP addresses with network masks are specified the length of subnet masks can be from 1 to 128. Currently there is no support for IPv6 addresses for FTP, SIP, ORA, EPMAP. Remark on IPv6 addresses: localhost address is ::1 To listen for IPv6 traffic on every interface specify :: as GatewayIP URLs for Internet Explorer are like this: http://[::1]:100/routet
