Adding IPV6 on Debian or Ubuntu
Please note:
- This guide is applicable only for KVM VPSes, for OpenVZ VPSes please Click here
- If using Ubuntu 18 and above, please refer to Configuring Static IPv6 using NetPlan on Ubuntu 18 and above
Edit the file eth0 (or similar) config file,
nano /etc/network/interfaces
If your network interface isn't eth0, you can find it by checking,
ifconfig (or) ifconfig -a
If using Ubuntu, the interface name may be ens3 (You can verify this with the command ifconfig -a
)
- Replace INTERFACE with the value from the ifconfig output,
- Information for the IPv4_Address/Netmask/Gateway and IPv6_Address/Netmask/Gateway can be found from CrownPanel. Click here to know how
- Note IPv6_Netmask is either 48 or 64, do not add the "/" as shown in the panel.
And then add/edit the following to the file,
auto INTERFACE
iface INTERFACE inet static
address IPv4_Address
netmask IPv4_Netmask
gateway IPv4_Gateway
iface INTERFACE inet6 static
address IPv6_Address
netmask IPv6_Netmask
gateway IPv6_Gateway
dns-nameservers 2001:4860:4860::8844 2001:4860:4860::8888
Save and exit the file.
systemctl restart networking
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