I am using NET:DNS module for my DNS lookup. It works fine and returns IP4 address but it doesnt return IPv6 addresses. I am using perl 5.10

please find below my program

use Net::DNS;
my $res = Net::DNS::Resolver->new(debug=>0,
                                  igntc=>1,
                  recurse=>1,
                  retrans=>0,
                  retry=>1);
$res->port($nameserverport);
$res->nameservers("$nameserver");
$res->usevc(1);
$res->tcp_timeout($timeout);
$res->srcaddr($srcaddr);
$res->srcport($srcport);
my %result_set = ();
my $ttl = 0x7fffffff;
#Query type is "A" ,"MX" ,"CNAME"
my $query = Net::DNS::Packet->new($address, "A");
my $response = $res->send($query);
if ($response->header->ancount > 0) {
  foreach my $rr ($response->answer) {
    my $rr_addr;
   if ($rr->type eq $querytype && $querytype eq "A"){
      $rr_addr = $rr->address;
   }
     if ($rr_addr) {
          $result_set->{$rr_addr} = 1;
          push(@result, $rr_addr);
          $ttl = $rr->ttl unless ($ttl < $rr->ttl);
    }
 }
}

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Any help on this will be appreciated.

In reply to IPV6 support for DNS lookup by suman583

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