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Do not have an interface named ''wan6'', the IPv6 configuration will be handled automatically. |
Do not have an interface named ''wan6'', the IPv6 configuration will be handled automatically. |
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The ''option ipv6 auto'' line will cause a virtual interface named ''wan_6'' to be created, and an instance of the DHCPv6 client to be run on it. This will request an IPv6 Internet address, and a single Prefix to be Delegated. You can't get the DHCPv6 client started this way to accept more options. |
The ''option ipv6 auto'' line will cause a virtual interface named ''wan_6'' to be created, and an instance of the DHCPv6 client to be run on it. This will request an IPv6 Internet address, and a single Prefix to be Delegated. You can't get the DHCPv6 client started this way to accept more options. |
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= Routed IPv4 addresses in the local network = |
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AAISP offer a block of up to 8 routed IPv4 addresses to customers. These can be configured on the lan interface instead of RFC1918 addresses, but you will have to change the firewall config. By default 2 firewall zones are created - wan and lan, and masquerading is done on the wan zone. The masquerading should be turned off for routed lan addresses - "Network", "Firewall", edit "wan" zone, untick masquerading. |
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= Enabling IPv6 in the local network = |
= Enabling IPv6 in the local network = |
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