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Windows 2008 / IPv6
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Description
Hi, we are planning to implement IPv6 in our office environment. We currently use Magnolia and would like to know the answers to the following questions:
1. Is the application known to crash upon receipt of IPv6 traffic?
2. Does the application rely on the Windows XP or Server 2003 TCP/IP stack?
3. Does the application source packets from an IPv4 address within the 127.0.0.0/8 range or any loopback IP address?
4. Does the application contain data structures that limit IP address lengths to 32 bits?
5. Does the application require the use of any hard coded IP addresses?
6. Does the application contain any user interface dialog boxes that only accommodate IPv4 addresses?
7. Does the application use any underlying protocols that have IP-version dependant functions?
8. Does the Microsoft Checkv4.exe utility find any IPv4 dependencies in the application code?
9. Is the application not compatible with the strong-host routing model?
10. Does the application make use of older Windows Sockets functions that do not allow connection by name and/or do not choose the appropriate address automatically? (If new functions such as getaddrinfo, getnameinfo, WSAConnectByName, and WSAConnectByList are used, choose no)