Difference between revisions of "XenServerIPv6"
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== User stories == | == User stories == | ||
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| + | John wants to provide IPv6 services on his instance. He will be automatically assigned a /NN block per instance and have the ability to add as many IPv6 addresses as his heart desires. | ||
== Assumptions == | == Assumptions == | ||
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=== UI Changes === | === UI Changes === | ||
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=== Code Changes === | === Code Changes === | ||
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| + | Will likely only require additional interface templates. | ||
=== Migration === | === Migration === | ||
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== Test/Demo Plan == | == Test/Demo Plan == | ||
== Unresolved issues == | == Unresolved issues == | ||
Revision as of 17:19, 2 February 2011
Summary
Create interface templates / file injections for adding IPv6 addresses and routes to XenServer instances.
Release Note
Provides users native IPv6 access on their XenServer instances.
Rationale
IPv4 is running out. We need to support IPv6.
User stories
John wants to provide IPv6 services on his instance. He will be automatically assigned a /NN block per instance and have the ability to add as many IPv6 addresses as his heart desires.
Assumptions
Design
Implementation
UI Changes
n/a
Code Changes
Will likely only require additional interface templates.
Migration
n/a
