This page contains information about the IPv6 support of many networking applications. For each application there is an entry containing the following fields:
| Field name | Meaning |
|---|---|
Application | This field contains the name of the application. |
Package | This field contains the name of the software package that contains the application. The application and package names are the same for most applications, although for some of them the difference is significant. |
Version | This field contains the release number of the application the information refers to. |
Worked By | This field contains information about the developers who are working on the IPv6 support for this application. |
URLs | This field contains the URLs at which you can download this application and (if present) the patch that adds IPv6 support to it. |
Comment | This field contains comments about this application and its IPv6 support. |
Status | This field briefly summarizes the status of the IPv6 support for this application. |
The applications are grouped by category.
A list of services with links to the relative application is also provided to facilitate the information retrieval.
| Icon | Meaning | Comment |
|---|---|---|
 | Sources | By clicking this icon you'll jump to the URL from which you can download the sources (or the binaries) of this application. |
 | Patch | By clicking this icon you'll jump to the URL from which you can download the patch that adds IPv6 support to this application. |
| Icon | Meaning | Comment |
|---|---|---|
 | Not working | This application does not support IPv6. |
 | Buggy | The IPv6 support of this application is buggy. |
 | Too old | There is a possibly unmaintained patch that enables IPv6 support for an old version of this application. |
 | Working | There is a patch that enables IPv6 support for this application. |
 | Native support | This application natively supports IPv6. |