When using a virtual private server (VPS) from VPS2day it's usually not necessary to manually configure IPv6, because it's automatically configured by us upon provisioning. However, if you want to learn how to configure IPv6 on a CentOS server, this is the right tutorial to follow along.
When using a virtual private server (VPS) from VPS2day it's usually not necessary to manually configure IPv6, because it's automatically configured by us upon provisioning. However, if you want to learn how to configure IPv6 on a Debian server, this is the right tutorial to follow along. The tutorial assumes that you want to configure a static IPv6 address instead of obtaining one via Router Advertisement (RA).
At VPS2day, usually you don't need to configure your network interfaces in any special way. When you deploy a new server, we automatically configure your server, so it works right out of the box.