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backwards compatible
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To catch network problems early, a -noipv6 switch would cause a daemon to fail early with a meaningful error message and exit code if RMI came up listening on an IPv6 address. This would prevent any daemons coming up on IPv6, and in a large cluster, make it easier to track down network configuration problems.
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To catch network problems early, a -noipv6 switch would cause a daemon to fail early with a meaningful error message and exit code if RMI came up listening on an IPv6 address. This would prevent any daemons coming up on IPv6, and in a large cluster, make it easier to track down network configuration problems. |
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