Enable ipv6 forwarding in kernel

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HI, I have good experience of system administration as working in web hosting company. I can configure you all properly . I will set you IPv6 properly.

Hey I'm a System and Network Engineer. I have been working with Linux/Unix-like servers for years. I believe I can help.

I have 5+ years of experience in managing complex linux architectures and managing cloud infrastructures. I have worked on many complex projects ( Private cloud setup on AWS, Load balancing clusters, Replication systems and many more). I have versatile experience in setting up and managing server and also optimising them for best usage and fine tuning the security aspects. I have expertise in below fields :- 1 Linux Administration. 2 Windows Administration (Windows 2008 , 2012 & 2016) and Migration. 3 Cloud computing ( AWS, Azure and Google Cloud). 4 Automation ( Ansible,Puppet and Chef). 5 Application's & Web servers ( Apache, nginx, IIS and Tomcat ). 6 Databases ( Mysql, MsSql, MongoDB, postgresql and Apache CouchDB). 7 Security ( Web Security, Server hardening and IPS && IDS configuration) 8 Virtualization( KVM, Xen, OpenVZ & Parallels Virtuozzo). 9 Control Panels ( Cpanel, website panel, zpanel and parallel plesk panel). 10 Shell scripts, python & Perl etc. 11 Mail servers.

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I have 5 yr experience on linux kernel and have worked on ipv6.

Hello sir! I have already ran into this problem, did my research, and solved it. I work in an IPv6 enviroment, and i've had a first hand aproach to it during it's implementation. If you have a firewall running on the server, it's possible that is turning on and off the IPv6 forwarding as it starts, stops and restars. Is this the case? Plus, if you are trying to forward IPv6 packets to the internet, you have to be sure that your ISP is providing you with an IPv6 address. It might sound silly, but i thought i mentioned it, just in case. Anyways, let's find out. Shall we? Best Regards!

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