Some applications are not enabled for IPv6. These applications
are listed in Table 1, Table 2, and Table 3.
Table 1. Server applications not enabled for IPv6| Server applications |
IPv4 support |
IPv6 support |
|---|
| SMTPPROC/NJE server |
Y |
N |
| Rlogind server |
Y |
N |
| MVS™ Miscellaneous
server |
Y |
N |
| Popper |
Y |
N |
| MVS LPD server |
Y |
N |
| TIMED server |
Y |
N |
| NCS LLBD and GLBD servers |
Y |
N |
| ONC/RPC MVS portmapper |
Y |
N |
| ONC/RPC UNIX portmapper |
Y |
N |
| NCPROUTE |
Y |
N |
| NPF |
Y |
N |
| RSVP daemon |
Y |
N |
Table 2. Client applications
not enabled for IPv6| Client applications |
IPv4 support |
IPv6 support |
|---|
| TSO TELNET client |
Y |
N |
| TSO LPR client |
Y |
N |
Table 3. Command-type
applications not enabled for IPv6| Command-type applications |
IPv4 support |
IPv6 support |
|---|
| TSO DIG |
Y |
N |
| TSO LPRM |
Y |
N |
| TSO NSLOOKUP |
Y |
N |
| TSO RPCINFO |
Y |
N |
| UNIX dig |
Y |
N |
| UNIX host |
Y |
N |
| UNIX hostname |
Y |
N |
| UNIX rpcinfo |
Y |
N |
z/OS Communications Server: IPv6 Network and Application Design Guide
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