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How to completely, dinamicallydynamically disable IPv4 stack from Linux?

How to completely, dinamically disable IPv4 stack from Linux?

How can I disable IPv4 stack from Linux ? I want to do that dynamically, iei.e. sometimes I want it enabled and sometimes I want only IPv6 stack. Is there any portable way to do that ? If you know how to do that in any distribution, it will also help me a lot.

How to completely disable IPv4 stack from Linux?

How can I disable IPv4 stack from Linux ? I want to do that dynamically, ie. sometimes I want it enabled and sometimes I want only IPv6 stack. Is there any portable way to do that ? If you know how to do that in any distribution, it will also help me a lot.

How to completely, dinamically disable IPv4 stack from Linux?

How can I disable IPv4 stack from Linux ? I want to do that dynamically, i.e. sometimes I want it enabled and sometimes I want only IPv6 stack. Is there any portable way to do that ? If you know how to do that in any distribution, it will also help me a lot.

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