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There is no $GENERATE command available on IPv6, therefore you must specify every forward and reverse entry in bind manually. You could however use the $INCLUDE statement to include a range you have generated with a script. | There is no $GENERATE command available on IPv6, therefore you must specify every forward and reverse entry in bind manually. You could however use the $INCLUDE statement to include a range you have generated with a script. | ||
I will post a script here to generate IPv6 forward and reverse files you can include in bind. | I will post a script here to generate IPv6 forward and reverse files you can include in bind. | ||
=generate-forward-ipv6.sh= | |||
#!/bin/sh | |||
# generate these lines: | |||
# ip20-042 IN AAAA 2001:dead:beef:14::2a | |||
# where 20(0x14) is the vlanid and 42(0x2a) is the host part | |||
if [ -z $1 ]; then | |||
echo "usage: $0 <vlanid>" | |||
exit | |||
fi | |||
vlanid=$1 | |||
counter=1 | |||
while [ $counter -le 20 ]; do | |||
printf "ip$vlanid-%03d\tIN\tAAAA\t2001:610:300:%x::%x\n" $counter $vlanid $counter; | |||
counter=`expr $counter + 1` | |||
done | |||
Revision as of 09:00, 21 March 2012
There is no $GENERATE command available on IPv6, therefore you must specify every forward and reverse entry in bind manually. You could however use the $INCLUDE statement to include a range you have generated with a script. I will post a script here to generate IPv6 forward and reverse files you can include in bind.
generate-forward-ipv6.sh
- !/bin/sh
- generate these lines:
- ip20-042 IN AAAA 2001:dead:beef:14::2a
- where 20(0x14) is the vlanid and 42(0x2a) is the host part
if [ -z $1 ]; then
echo "usage: $0 <vlanid>" exit
fi vlanid=$1 counter=1 while [ $counter -le 20 ]; do
printf "ip$vlanid-%03d\tIN\tAAAA\t2001:610:300:%x::%x\n" $counter $vlanid $counter; counter=`expr $counter + 1`
done