This is the legacy 4D documentation web site. Documentations are progressively being moved to developer.4d.com
- 4D Server Reference
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- Using 4D Server
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Creating a New 4D Server Database
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Exiting 4D Server
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4D Server Menus
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Network and Client-Server options
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IP Settings
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Encrypting Client/Server Connections
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Single Sign On (SSO) on Windows
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Managing the Resources folder
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Registering a Database as a Service
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Setting up a logical mirror
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Using Volume Shadow Copy Service on Windows
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IP Settings
4D application server supports IPv6 address notation. Support of IPv6 is transparent for users and 4D developers: 4D Server accepts either IPv6 or IPv4 connections without distinction. The following table lists supported combinations:
| 4D remote | IPv4 only | IPv6 only | Both | |
| 4D Server | ||||
| IPv4 only | IPv4 | not supported | IPv4 | |
| IPv6 only | not supported | IPv6 | IPv6 | |
| Both | IPv4 | IPv6 | IPv6 |
Compatibility Note: IPv6 support is only available when the ServerNet network layer is enabled on 4D Server (see New ServerNet Network Layer (compatibility)).
For detailed information about IPv6, please refer to the RFC 2460 specification.
Encrypting Client/Server Connections
Network and Client-Server options
Product: 4D
Theme: Using 4D Server
Modified: 4D v16 R4
4D Server Reference ( 4D v20)
