I'm trying to use IPv6 addresses in Net::DNS::Resolver and it's not working. Help? 
%tld_v4_masters = (
        "server1" => "10.1.1.1",
        "server2" => "10.1.1.2",
        "server3" => "10.1.1.3",
        "server4" => "10.1.1.4",
);
%tld_v6_masters = (
        "server1" => "2620:10a:aaaa::1",
        "server1" => "2620:10a:aaaa::2",
        "server1" => "2620:10a:aaaa::3",
        "server1" => "2620:10a:aaaa::4",
);


######################################################################
+####################
### SUB: &verifymasters; - Verify and Determine which zone masters to 
+compare myself against
######################################################################
+####################
sub verifymasters {
print "Running verifymasters...\n";
  foreach $tryzm (values %$prizms) {
    print "[DEBUG(verifymasters)] Verifying ZM $tryzm with test candid
+ate zone $testcandidate...\n" if ($debug);
    $res = new Net::DNS::Resolver;
    $res->tcp_timeout (1) ;
    $res->retry (1) ;
    $res->retrans (1) ;
    $query = $res->nameservers($tryzm);
    $query = $res->query($testcandidate, "SOA");
    my $serial=($query->answer)[0]->serial, if ($query);
    if (length($serial) > 2) {
      print "[DEBUG(verifymasters)] Marking ZM $tryzm as GOOD!\n" if (
+$debug);
      $goodzms++;
    }
    else {
      print "[DEBUG(verifymasters)] Marking ZM $tryzm as BAD!\n" if ($
+debug);
    }
  }
  if ($goodzms < 4) {
    foreach $tryzm (values %$seczms) {
      print "[DEBUG(verifymasters)] Verifying ZM $tryzm with test cand
+idate zone $testcandidate...\n" if ($debug);
      $res = new Net::DNS::Resolver;
      $res->tcp_timeout (1) ;
      $res->retry (1) ;
      $res->retrans (1) ;
      $query = $res->nameservers($tryzm);
      $query = $res->query($testcandidate, "SOA");
      my $serial=($query->answer)[0]->serial, if ($query);
      if (length($serial) > 2) {
        print "[DEBUG(verifymasters)] Marking ZM $tryzm as GOOD!\n" if
+ ($debug);
        $goodzms++;
      }
      else {
        print "[DEBUG(verifymasters)] Marking ZM $tryzm as BAD!\n" if 
+($debug);
      }
    }
  }
}

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I end up with the IPv4 checks being marked as GOOD, an the IPv6 tests being marked as BAD.

In reply to Net::DNS::Resolver using IPv6 transport in nameservers by elsifsheep

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