*Work in progress* Almost certainly does not yet work!

We added preliminary IPv6 support to Condor 7.7.4.  As of 7.7.4, this functionality is experimental and is disabled by default.  You can enable the support if you would like to try it out.

{section: Limitations}

Later versions of Condor should remove all of these limitations.

*: Authentication is not supported. _This is extremely insecure_.
*: Microsoft Windows is not supported.
*: Mixed IPv4/IPv6 pools are not supported.
*: You must use NO_DNS=TRUE, with all of those ramifications.
*: You must set NETWORK_INTERFACE to a specific IPv6 address.

{section: Notes}

*:In places where Condor is expecting an IP address and a port (e.g. "192.168.0.1:9618"), IPv6 addresses must be wrapped in [square brackets] (e.g. "[fe80::862b:2bff:fe98:65f2]:9618").

{code}
NO_DNS = TRUE
ENABLE_IPV6 = TRUE
NETWORK_INTERFACE = 2607:f388:1086:0:21b:24ff:fedf:b520
DEFAULT_DOMAIN_NAME = example.com
#CONDOR_HOST = 2607-f388-1086-0-21e-68ff-fe0f-6462.example.com
COLLECTOR_HOST = 2607-f388-1086-0-21e-68ff-fe0f-6462.example.com
#ALLOW_WRITE=$(ALLOW_WRITE),2607-f388-1086-0-21b-24ff-fedf-b520.example.com
#ALLOW_NEGOTIATOR=$(ALLOW_NEGOTIATOR),2607-f388-1086-0-21e-68ff-fe0f-6462.example.com

ALLOW_READ=*
ALLOW_WRITE=*
ALLOW_ADMINISTRATOR=*
ALLOW_CONFIG=*
ALLOW_SOAP=*
ALLOW_OWNER=*
ALLOW_NEGOTIATOR=*
ALLOW_DAEMON=*
{endcode}

NETWORK_INTERFACE is required; used for detection of scope ids.

The meaning of $(HOSTNAME) in the configuration file changes partway through handling the configuration files!  It will initial be the same as "hostname -s", but will eventually become the NO_DNS name (2607-f388-1086-0-21e-68ff-fe0f-6462.example.com).

TODO
*: Is the changing meaning of $(HOSTNAME) with NO_DNS even present in IPv4?  File as a bug.