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Not really a *better* way
(Try to explain that OpenWrt can use VLANs to run the WAN and LAN on one Ethernet. And then you may need a VLAN for PPPoE)
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Key to understanding the delegation of /64 blocks is the DHCPv6 client, which is odhcp6c on OpenWrt.
 
Looking back at the ''wan'' interface config there is an ''option ipv6'' line. The default value is ''auto'', which has the effect of automatically creating a virtual interface named ''wan_6'' and running odhcp6c on it BUT ignoring any config you may wish to supply. AAn better valuealternative if multiple /64 blocks are to be used is ''1'' which allows you to configure ipv6 the way you want (static, dhcpv6, ...)
 
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