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Configure FTP servers for IPv6

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IBM developerWorks; By Makham V. Kumar
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The next-generation protocol, Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6), is becoming widely accepted as the future of the Internet and networking world. This acceptance has encouraged various IT companies to develop applications that support and talk with each other through the IPv6 address format. In this article, learn to configure the File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server for IPv6, and to communicate with FTP servers through a simple Java program that uses the IPv6 address.

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Comments (3)

"In this article, I'll show you how to configure IPv6 for two FTP servers: Orenosv 1.0, which is compatible with Microsoft® Windows®, and vsftpd 2.0.1-5, which is compatible with Linux®. You'll use the IBM® Java™ Runtime Environment"

I sure miss the days when people talked normal.
Thought you were kidding, but it's really there! Those (R) and TM keys should be on the keyboard I suppose.
An individual can get away with being pretty sloppy with attributing trademarks. A big corporation with deep pockets has to tread carefully. Notice that those marks don't have to appear later on in the article.

Somebody should email 'em and ask why they didn't properly attribute Red Hat's trademark.

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