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Check your startup job. We often start TCP in there and if the command is coded with STRIP6(*YES) then it starts. If your IPL Attribtes have STRTCP(*YES) then it will use the defaults on the STRTCP command in QSYS.

Also check to see if perhaps your changed defaults are to a command in a different library than QSYS.

You will always have the IP6 loopback address ::1 just like you always have the IP4 address 127.0.0.1. As you suggest though it won't be running if you don't start it.

If you aren't using it though as you suggest not starting it IS the right answer.

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On 5/9/2018 9:39 AM, Justin Taylor wrote:
I would have sworn that I have IPv6 turned off, but yesterday and today I have IP addresses in my intrusion log that look to be IPv6.

I checked, and I have no IPv6 interfaces. Doesn't there have to be an interface to receive traffic? Anyone know how to check if IPv6 is running? My STRTCP command has STRIP6(*NO).


TIA


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