IP v6 Application Compatibility List

IPv6
Application Version Notes
Ready?
Adobe Acrobat 9.0 yes
Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 yes Vendor Statement
Adobe Flash Media Server 3.5 yes Vendor Statement
Adobe Flash Player 9.0 yes
Adobe Reader 9.0 yes
Apache 2.0 yes
Apple iTunes 7 yes
Apple Mail 2.0 (OS 10.4) yes
Apple Quicktime 7 yes
Apple Safari OS 10.4 yes
ArcGIS 9.3 yes
Avocent DSView 3.7 yes
Backup Exec 12.0 yes Vendor Statement
BIND 9 yes
Cisco AnyConnect VPN
2.0 yes
Client
Cisco Security Agent 6.0.1 yes Vendor Statement
cupsd 1.2 yes
DB2 9 yes Vendor Statement
Dell OpenManage Server
6.0.3 yes Vendor Statement
Administrator
etheral 0.9.13 yes
EventSentry 2.91 no
ExpanDrive (OS X) 2.0.1 yes
ExpanDrive (Windows) 1.8.4 no planned for version 2.0
FileMaker Pro 10 yes Vendor Statement
FileMaker Server 10 yes Vendor Statement
FileZilla Client 3 yes Vendor Statement
FileZilla Server 3 yes Vendor Statement
FireFox 2.0 yes
FreeRadius 2.0.0 yes Vendor Statement
Google Chrome 5.0 yes
HP Network Node Manager 7.2 yes Requires Advanced Routing SPI
(NNM) Vendor Statement
HP OpenView Operations 8.1 no Vendor Statement
HP-UX 11iv2 yes Vendor Statement
IBM IMS Connect for z/OS 1.4 yes
IBM WebSphere Application
6.0.2 yes Vendor Statement
Server
imap-uw imap-2004 yes
iTunes 8.0 yes
jabberd 1.4.3 yes Vendor Statement
Java Development Kit 1.5 yes Vendor Statement
Java Runtime Environment 1.5 yes Vendor Statement
JBoss 4.0 partial Vendor Statement
Kerberos for Window 3.2.2 yes
libpcap 0.7.2 yes
Lotus Domino 6 yes Vendor Statement
Lotus Notes 7 yes Vendor Statement
Mathematica 7 yes Vendor Statement
Windows Server
Microsoft DNS yes
2003
Microsoft Exchange 2007 SP1 yes Vendor Statement
Microsoft IIS 6.0 yes Vendor Statement
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 yes
Microsoft Outlook 2003 yes
Microsoft SharePoint 2003 yes Vendor Statement
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 & 2008 yes
MRTG 2.16 yes Vendor Statement
mutt 1.4.1 yes
MySQL 5.5 yes
Nagios 1.4 yes
nessus 3.2 yes Vendor Statement
NetWorker 7.5 yes
Nmap 3.50 yes Vendor Statement
Novell Client for Windows
2.0 yes
Vista/2008
Novell GroupWise 7 yes Vendor Statement
ntpd 4.1.80-rc1 yes
OpenAFS 1.5 no Vendor Statement
OpenLDAP 2.1.22 yes
openssh 4.0 yes
OpenSSH 3.6.1 yes
Opera 9.0 yes
Oracle Database 11g (11.2) yes Vendor Statement
Oracle E-Business Suite 11i yes Metalink Doc ID 567015.1
Oracle Transparent Gateway
10.2 no
for DB2
pine 4.58 yes
Postfix 2.2 yes
postgresql 8.2.13 yes Vendor Statement
PSI 0.14 no
pure-ftpd 1.0.14 yes Vendor Statement
Putty 0.60 yes Vendor Statement
python 2.4 yes
Quicktime 7.2 yes
QWS3270 3.9 yes Vendor Statement
RealVNC 4.1 yes Vendor Statement
rsync 2.5.6 yes
ruby 1.3.3 yes
samba 3.2 yes Vendor Statement
SAS 9.2 yes Vendor Statement
SecureCRT 6.2 yes Vendor Statement
SecureFX 6.2 yes Vendor Statement
Sendmail 8.10.0 yes
Skype 4.0 no
Snare 3.1.4 no
Squid 3.0 yes Vendor Statement
Sun ONE Directory server 5.1 yes
Symantec AntiVirus 10 no
Symantec EndPoint Protection 11 no
syslog-ng 2.0.0 yes
tcpdump 3.7.2 yes
Thunderbird 2.0 yes
Tivoli Storage Manager 5.5 yes Vendor Statement
Tivoli Workload Scheduler 8.4 yes Vendor Statement
Toad for Oracle 9.0 yes Vendor Statement
Tomcat 5.5 yes
vsftpd 2.0.0 yes
Vshell 3.5 yes Vendor Statement
WebEx WBS 27 no
WebLogic 10.0 yes Vendor Statement
wget 1.10 yes
WinSSHD 5.05 no
wireshark 0.99 yes
Zabbix 1.6 yes

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IPv6 applications

Updated: January 21, 2005

Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1,
Windows Server 2003 with SP2

IPv6 applications
The Windows Server 2003 family includes the following IPv6-enabled applications and
components:

 FTP client

The File Transfer Protocol (FTP) client, Ftp.exe, can be used to establish FTP sessions with IPv4
and IPv6 FTP servers.

 Telnet client

The Telnet client, Telnet.exe, can be used to establish Telnet sessions with IPv4 and IPv6 Telnet
servers.

 Internet Explorer

The new Internet extensions dynamic link library, Wininet.dll, enables Web browsers to access
IPv6-enabled Web servers. For example, Wininet.dll is used by Microsoft Internet Explorer to
make connections with a Web server to view Web pages. Internet Explorer uses IPv6 to
download Web pages when the Domain Name System (DNS) query for the name of the Web
server in the URL returns an IPv6 address.

URLs that use the format for literal IPv6 addresses described in RFC 2732, "Format for Literal
 IPv6 Addresses in URLs," are not supported by the version of Internet Explorer provided with
Windows 2000.

For a list of IPv6-only Web sites, see the IPv6 Web site. Accessing IPv6-only Web sites assumes
that you can connect to the IPv6 Internet. For more information about connecting to the IPv6
Internet, see Connecting to the IPv6 Internet.

Additionally, the Remote Procedure Call (RPC) components of Windows Server 2003 family are
IPv6-enabled and the versions of Network Monitor provided with the Windows Server 2003
family, Windows 2000, and Systems Management Server 2.0 support the parsing of IPv6
headers.