[Info-vax] Still no IPSEC for TCP/IP services?
JF Mezei
jfmezei.spamnot at vaxination.ca
Tue May 22 18:31:09 EDT 2012
Dirk Munk wrote:
> VMS was one of the very first operating systems with IPv6. The present
> manual dates from 2003,
Is this for TCPIP Services ? Just how functional was it ? Did anyone
actually use it ? When did the DNS server on VMS become capable of
handling AAAA records ?
Do layered products like mail, ftp, apache web server support IPv6 today ?
I may be wrong here, but I don't recall TCPIP$CONFIG having menus to
configure IPv6 interfaces.
> view it is quite simple. A high-tech and secure operating system like
> VMS must have a complete IP stack, IPv4, IPv6, IPSEC and so on.
VMS is no longer high tech. It is a legacy OS used to run legacy apps.
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