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How to disable/enable IPv6 support in RHEL 6

Disabling IPv6 support in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6

Create a file /etc/modprobe.d/ipv6.conf with the following contents:

options ipv6 disable=1

For completeness, it is a good idea to configure the ip6tables service not to start at boot by issuing the following command:

Install the bind-chroot package (which will call the bind package as a dependency):

# yum install bind-chroot

Then make SELinux happy. Set named_write_master_zones to 1:

How to setup a simple OpenLDAP server for your home lab

Some certification tests may require you to know how to setup an LDAP client. Rather hard to do in your home lab if you don't have an LDAP Server! Here's some basic instructions on how to setup something that will work.

test update from my cell
Originally uploaded by pete.vargasmas

Look! A dusty keyboard!

So much for the Rapture...

Yet another miscalculation by people that think they know better than everyone else. This is part of the reason I no longer believe in organized religion.