Hey, I set up an domain/DNS with IPv6 in the ispconfig admin and it worked for a while, however, now it has just disappeared. "puma:~# /etc/init.d/apache2 restart Restarting web server: apache2[Sun May 13 10:24:23 2012] [warn] NameVirtualHost 2a02:750:5::260:443 has no VirtualHosts ... waiting [Sun May 13 10:24:24 2012] [warn] NameVirtualHost 2a02:750:5::260:443 has no VirtualHosts" How can the DNS post for the IPv6 first work and than just disappear without changes in the sipconfig admin and without changes to any host files? And how do I get it to work again? I am offering new clients a free IPv6 so really need it to work and appreciate all suggestions. Kind regards/Michael
There is maybe something in the setup I dont understand so I hope for a bit more info. First, the IPv6 worked and then it stopped to work. I have assigned the IPv6 to the web server in ISPCONFIGs IP section, and it also is on the server where I have the customer, and I assigned the IP to the Customer, I have set up the AAAA records in the DNS configuration for the Customers domain. All in ispconfig admin. This was done a week ago. And it worked, but without any changes, it starts to complain about missing vHost. It feels more like ISPCONFIG have lost the information or done some kind of automatic process that has deleted something, Again, it worked first without me doing anything else than described above. I have the manual since before but it is a bit weak for more deeper problems so that one dont give me any suggestions. And when I ping the domain it finds the IP: Looking up IPv6 address for cez.se... Pinging cez.se [2a02:750:5::260] with 32 bytes of data... Results count ttl (hops) rtt (ms) from 1 160 2a02:750:5::260 2 160 2a02:750:5::260 3 160 2a02:750:5::260 4 160 2a02:750:5::260 5 161 2a02:750:5::260 Statistics packets sent 5 times (ms) min 160 received 5 100% avg 160 lost 0 0% max 161 So that looks ok. Kind regards/Michael
Is the IPv6 address included in the Apache vhost configuration? I guess you selected * instead of the IPv6 address for the website in ISPConfig.
I have created my first ipv6 vhost. I have this: Code: <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot /var/www/mydomain.tld/web and this: Code: <VirtualHost [2a00:7b80:3019:12::d7f3:23b9]:80> DocumentRoot /var/www/mydomain.tld/web Is this correct? Is it possible to have only the ipv6 host directive?
