New install on Fedora 38 ping IPv6 issue

[JohnL]

Hi,
New user setting up for first time. Mostly wanting to use this for alerting if something goes offline.

Running Cacti on Fedora as a VM on HyperV. Two NICs one connecter to an IPv4 VLAN and one to an IPv6 VLAN. From the Fedora VM I can ping to both IPv4 and IPv6 IPs without issues.

I followed the guide at https://my-techie-guy.blogspot.com/2020 ... oring.html to install
(About Cacti - Version 1.2.23) - there doesn't seem to be an rpm for 1.2.24

sudo php /var/lib/cacti/scripts/ss_fping.php [IPv6 address] does return
min:0.7740 avg:0.9843 max:1.9100 dev:0.4146 loss:0.0000

I set up SNMP on a windows server using IPv6 and shows it is up.
I set up ICMP Ping on a windows server using IPv4 shows it is up.
I set up ICMP Ping on a windows server using IPv6 shows it is down.

I did see the post about setting the timeout higher. I have tried up to 9000

I feel like I am missing something obvious..

[bmfmancini]

can you confirm IPv6 is working at the OS level ?
ping6 to another IP ?

from the cacti side you dont need to adjust timeouts or anything
You can also enable device debug to see what outputs its getting when cacti issues the ping

[Osiris]

Spine icmp ping still does not support ipv6, but SNMP ping does