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All linux servers use IPv6 resolvers

Only statically configured IPv6 addresses in /etc/resolv.conf

All linux managed by SSH on IPv6 only

Configure ListenAddress :: in sshd_config.

All linux servers run Postfix on IPv6 only (except public mail server)

Remove IPv4 address from $mynetworks, and set inet_protocols = ipv6

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Nagios runs only on IPv6

Configure Listen [2001:610:158:98d::42]:80 in /etc/apache/ports.conf.

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Entire host IPv6 (removed IPv4 address and A record)

svn.terena.org

NAT64

TAYGA?, Ecdysis?

DNS64

Ecdysis?

Cisco 3750 does not support IPv6 access lists on VLANs

Needs replacing in 2011 anyway. New box might support NAT64?

Sharp AR-M276

This copier/printer does not support IPv6 at all.
Could not retrieve e-mail addresses for 'scan to email' after LDAP server went IPv6 only. Hack Work-around: manually put addresses in.
Our big Sharp MX2600n has full IPv6 support, so we should get rid of this clunker on the first occasion.

HP Laserjet 4250

Jetdirect J7949E does not support IPv6. Replace this with the JetDirect 635n.

Google Mini does not support IPv6

Needs replacing in 2011 anyway, but don't forget to check!!

Windows 2003 + MS SQL 2005 + Exact Globe 2003 != ??

Check if this works...