Closed EthanLR-LsdOpen closed 1 year ago
Hi @EthanLR-LsdOpen thanks for reporting!
Be sure to check out the docs while you wait for a human to take a look at this :slightly_smiling_face:
Cheers!
Hi @EthanLR-LsdOpen, I was looking into this.
We do not have a edge
release for NGINX Plus version of the Ingress Controller, and the solution I proposed in #3138 does not apply to your particular use case.
We just released v2.4.1
to include the fix. Could you please deploy the Ingress Controller again with the latest version? I hope this will solve your issue.
Great, v2.4.1 successfully deployed, no ipv6 listeners. Seems to be working smoothly, thanks!
I have been surprised at how many TKGi (or similar product) customers we have. And secondly, that any product would disable ipv6 in the way that it does - or even that it does. Considering how long IPv6 has been with us.
Describe the bug We've recently upgraded NginxPlus from v2.1.2 to v2.4.0 IPv6 listeners have been added since that release. Since TKGi clusters don't support IPv6, we've added
-disable-ipv6=true
to our deployment manifesthowever, not all is well because we get 404 errors when trying to connect to our respective hosts (upstreams)
logs indicate
configuration file on the nginx-ingress pod indicate they're still listening to IPv6 excerpt of
/etc/nginx/conf.d/vault-vault.conf
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Expected the ingress controller to establish connections between pods / services and external networks, accessible without
404
errors.Your environment
Additional context This in reference to and using the same environment as (this time with NginxPlus):