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Re: repositories need IPv6 connectivity
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On Sat, 6 Feb 2016, Steven C Timm wrote:

> I can't give any specific dates--but I can say that the main Fermilab 
> websites have been ipv6 accessible for quite some time and we are in the 
> process of testing IPv6 in our scientific networks so it will eventually be 
> available for the linux repository.

How's that IPv6 deployment coming along?


Antonio Querubin
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