Hello, I need opinion from DNS experts and IPv6. I rent a server at a french big hoster (OVH). A subdomain of my hoster is automaticality assigned to my server. This subdomain is defined on the hoster's DNS servers. I'd like to make my server IPv6 ready. So I have an IPv6 assigned by my hoster but no AAAA associating this IP to the server subdomain. So, I can't access my server in IPv6 by using this subdomain. For the moment, only my own domains can have a IPv6, because I have full access to their DNS settings (defined on my own DNS server). I've sent a message to the hoster's support team, explaining them they could improve their IPv6 support with an option in the managing interface. This option should just add an AAAA on the hoster DNS to associate the automaticaly assigned subdomain to the IPv6. I've received a very strange answer. The guy tell me there already is a solution in the managing interface. There is an option which permit to define reverse DNS. He ensured me that I could "associate" this assigned subdomain with a IPv6 with this option. So I wonder : Do my question is relevant ? What does he means by this response ? Thank you for your help. If there's a french guy around here, I may post the original messages.