Jasmin shahrzad
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windows return ::1: for ping
i stop ip6 in windows but for ping a hostname in windows 10 i have return ::1:
how to change it?
it should return ip address
how to change it?
it should return ip address
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::1: is an IP address. Its localhost/loopback. The equivalent of 127.0.0.1.
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@ste5en: i know it's loopback for localhost but how to disable that. what i want is ping should show ip address.
@McKnife: tagetname -4 show correct but i want ping target show that.
it was always did. i don't now what happen
@McKnife: tagetname -4 show correct but i want ping target show that.
it was always did. i don't now what happen
That happens, because IPv6 is in use. What's so bad about writing -4 to activate IPv4 pings?
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Then i should change all my scripts. i don't understand i disabled ip6 in my windows network.
why should it return ::1: . where is it in regedit to say what it should return?
why should it return ::1: . where is it in regedit to say what it should return?
This normally means deactivating the entire IPv6 stack on all interfaces. Seeing ::1:, means that the IPv6 stack is not disabled.
Thus, how did you "stop" IPv6?
Thus, how did you "stop" IPv6?
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from ethernet properties i remove tic from tcp/ipv6
Did you remove it from all interfaces? Did you restart your machine before testing?
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i remove it from ethernet properties and not other (i do not know where it should appear ). i restart after removing.
after removing coming ::1: but before it show ip6 ip address.
after removing coming ::1: but before it show ip6 ip address.
When PowerShell is enabled, run
Run
Get-NetAdapterBinding -ComponentID ms_tcpip6
Run
Disable-NetAdapterBinding -Name "*" -ComponentID ms_tcpip6
ASKER
ok. then first line show:
name ..... ... enabled
---------------- ----------------
ethernet 3 false
it is already disabled. And there is only one.
name ..... ... enabled
---------------- ----------------
ethernet 3 false
it is already disabled. And there is only one.
@jasmin: no offense, but what script would require the ping response to be in ipv4 notation? I see no use case - please explain.
Tip: Best to always leave the localhost IPV6 address working, as some code completely bypasses the resolver code, to use this interface.
If you remove this interface completely, some code may fail oddly.
If you remove this interface completely, some code may fail oddly.
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Thanks
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