I may have to wait on my IPv6 expert to get back, but I will try and see what I can do. It's definitely going to be tricky and I don't have a large IPv6 deployment here to test thoroughly. I'm thinking maybe a search like 2620:aa:: or something where :: would denote an IPv6 wildcard search if not in regex mode.
I am going to try and push out a v1.13 update here soon before I continue work on a 2.0 version, so hopefully I can get this straitened out. I put it at the top of the list.
Jonathan
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We really like how we can search on partial IP and partial mac address, like this:
http://netdb/cgi-bin/netdb.pl?address=10.1.10.&days=7#content
We'd love to be able to do that with IPv6 addresses as well.
http://nedb/cgi-bin/netdb.pl?address=aabb:cc:0:12&days=7#content for example.
I realize this might be tricky... partial search of a ipv6 address could look like a mac address?
Pete,
I may have to wait on my IPv6 expert to get back, but I will try and see what I can do. It's definitely going to be tricky and I don't have a large IPv6 deployment here to test thoroughly. I'm thinking maybe a search like 2620:aa:: or something where :: would denote an IPv6 wildcard search if not in regex mode.
I am going to try and push out a v1.13 update here soon before I continue work on a 2.0 version, so hopefully I can get this straitened out. I put it at the top of the list.
Jonathan
Works for us! Thanks for considering it, Jonathan!