I'm trying to get the services I have running on an Ubuntu/Xen virtual server accessable by ipv6. The services are several wordpress sites and a shoutcast stream. The virtual server vendor claims to have full ipv6 support, and there is an ipv6 address in the vendor's prefix assigned to my virtual server, along with the assigned v4 address. I have an AAAA record in the dns for the hostname I want for the server. Its configured as "ipv6.mydomain.com". If I ping6 ipv6.mydomain.com, I see the correct ipv6 address, but I get no response from the server, nor can I ssh to the to server. On v4, I have the server firewalled to allow only icmp/ping/pong, ssh, shoutcast and http. on v6, I have not messed with ip6tables, so I'm assuming I'm wide open for ipv6.. My puzzlement is the fact I can't access the server via v6, and I've exhausted my meager knowledge of v6.. As far as I know, the vm host does not have a firewall covering the shared nodes on ipv6, I KNOW they don't for ipv4.. Anybody have any ideas? I'm fresh out...