Jun 11, 2017
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Hello All,

I am trying to installing cpanel but when installation start i am getting IPv6 Error and i don't want to use IPv6 as i have only IPv4. How can i resolve this issue ? Below you will find the error.
Code:
The installer was unable to verify that your kernel supports IPv6.
The message received when trying to create an IPv6 socket was the following:
Could not create a PF_INET6 socket: Address family not supported by protocol


Please ensure that the ipv6 module is enabled and loaded in your kernel.

If you have the ipv6 module in your kernel, please check that you don't
have ipv6.disable=1 on your kernel command line or 'options ipv6 disable=1'
in /etc/modprobe.d/*.  Fix the issue, rebuild the initramfs, and reboot.

The following files, if any are listed, may be the source of the problem:


If you are trying to install over an existing cPanel installation, please
stop cpsrvd or any other services on port 2087 first.

You can use --force to override this message, provided you are attempting to
install cPanel & WHM 64 or older.  However, this is an unsupported
configuration.


- ssystem [EXIT_CODE] '/usr/bin/rdate' exited with 1 (ignored)
Let me know

Is there anyone here to answer me ?
 
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Jun 11, 2017
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I mean to say that I did try to install cpanel to many time with fresh installation on newly created VPS server still getting same error also i try to install the cpanel with kernel update also without update. You get my point now ?
 
Jun 11, 2017
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Pakistan
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How do i have to open the ticket as i didn't buy license so far unless or until issue will resolve. I am trying to load IPv6 module in kernel but i don't know how can i. Does anyone here to know how to resolve this issue.

IPv6 Module ERROR FATAL ERROR showing IPv6 module is not loaded in kernel. How can i??
 
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cPanelMichael

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Hello,

You'd need to consult with your VPS hosting provider, as that's a module they need to enable from the VPS hardware node if the virtualization software they are using supports it.

Thank you.