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[ubuntu] IPv6 on Ubuntu 9.10?

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Is Ubuntu 9.10 fully IPv6 ready? I notice that command line tools like ping and ssh are treating IPv6 addresses, both with and without the [] characters, as hostnames to be looked up via DNS. Is something else needed to enable IPv6, like special IPv6 versions of packages? (HowTos)

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