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  IPv6 Tutorials
  • dwabraxus

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  Thanks for the tutorial :)
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  IPv6 test sites
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  I created ipv6.getmyip.com to test my IPv6 connectivity. It only has an AAAA record and it only returns your IPv6 address if your IPv6 stack is working properly (otherwise it doesn't return anything). It works great with curl (which is the main reason I built it).
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  When making the update to 2.4.4 it is impossible to ping IPV6 from the WAN interface
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  From WAN: PING6(56=40+8+8 bytes) 2800:bf0:9fff:xxxx:xxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx --> 2606:4700:30::681c:d34 --- rebelion.org ping6 statistics --- 3 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100.0% packet loss From LAN: PING6(56=40+8+8 bytes) 2800:bf0:xxxx:xxxx:xxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx --> 2606:4700:30::681c:d34 16 bytes from 2606:4700:30::681c:d34, icmp_seq=0 hlim=53 time=96.966 ms 16 bytes from 2606:4700:30::681c:d34, icmp_seq=1 hlim=53 time=97.079 ms 16 bytes from 2606:4700:30::681c:d34, icmp_seq=2 hlim=53 time=96.010 ms --- rebelion.org ping6 statistics --- 3 packets transmitted, 3 packets received, 0.0% packet loss round-trip min/avg/max/std-dev = 96.010/96.685/97.079/0.480 ms
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  FIOS users waiting for IPv6... script to let you know when it's ready
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  Small update: I rewrote the script in PHP and it now accepts a parameter to specify the interface you want to check, which is more flexible. <?php include("notices.inc"); if (!empty($argv[1])) { $if = $argv[1]; } else { $if = "igb0"; } exec("/sbin/rtsol -DF $if 2>&1", $result, $retval); if (($retval == 0) && (count($result))) { $haystack = implode("\n", $result); $needle = "received RA from [a-f0-9:\.]+ on $if"; preg_match("/$needle/", $haystack, $matches); if (count($matches)) { $msg = "IPv6 RAs detected on interface $if"; notify_via_smtp($msg); } } ?>
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  Firewall rules being ignored on WAN_STF interface (6rd, ipv6, 6to4, pfsense)
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  I may have solved this on my own. My floating rules were set to all interfaces in the list, but it seem that selecting no interface in the list makes it apply to every interface. I'm still testing this, but I don't see the (let out anything from firewall host itself) anymore.
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  Ipv6 + Track Interface + Unique Local Virtual IP = No Go ?
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  So today I did a new install of pfsense 2.4.4 and played back my config. There is an ULA in virtuel IP's at LAN1 and so as discribed LAN1 gets an IPv6 from WAN via Tracking and it is shown as second in ifconfig. But RADVD is'nt working correct anymore on this Interface. It not advertises the prefix. So this is a BUG, right? pfadmin
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  Clients don't receive IPv6 address on LAN with track interface
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  @pmisch said in Clients don't receive IPv6 address on LAN with track interface: Do you have any other filtering mechanisms in place like intrusion prevention or have you activated "block bogon" on your LAN interface? I suspect the outgoing packets do not leave the firewall even though the packet filter itself isn't blocking. Must be something else. There's also a possibility of an interim device like a switch that might block packets. Quite unlikely but not impossible. Triggered by your comment on an interim device like a switch blocking packets I checked my switches, since I had been messing with multicast and broadcast filtering and settings on those switches (2 Netgear ProSAFE Plus Switches). My provider has an IPTV service (using multicast for TV channels) and it's a bit unstable, which is why I've been tinkering with those settings. After turning off some filtering (I think turning off 'Block Unknown Multicast Address' did the trick) the router advertisements arrived at the clients and they receive an IPv6 address! So that was the problem. Thank you very much for your comments and help!
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  IPv6 WAN Track Interface not assigning addresses to LAN/Public LAN
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  Try taking a look around in /etc/defaults/rc.conf which is where the addresses are stored to see if something is active.
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  Can't get IPv6 address on WAN (Comcast)
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  I'm seeing the exact same behavior on my VM running 2.4.4-RELEASE (amd64). What gives? Nov 2 08:45:52 pfsense dhcp6c[60377]: failed to open /usr/local/etc/dhcp6cctlkey: No such file or directory Nov 2 08:45:52 pfsense dhcp6c[60377]: failed initialize control message authentication Nov 2 08:45:52 pfsense dhcp6c[60377]: skip opening control port Nov 2 08:45:52 pfsense dhcp6c[60377]: /var/etc/dhcp6c_wan.conf:3 IA_PD (0) is not defined Nov 2 08:45:52 pfsense dhcp6c[60377]: failed to parse configuration file
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  DHCPv6 not sharing IPs on the LAN
  • maxxer

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  after upgrading pfSense to 2.4.4 IPv6 assignment is back working again, without doing anything. maybe there was a bug I missed? Thanks anyway everyone for helping
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  Dynamic IPv6 alias tracking provider prefix delegation.
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  My prefix is "dynamic"... yes, in theory as long as the DUID doesn't change, my prefix doesn't change either (I successfully held the same /60 prefix from my ISP for over a year, before changing the DUID for troubleshooting purposes). Same with the IPv4 address and my MAC address. But that doesn't mean that my ISP couldn't at some point initiate some changes to their network that would cause my prefix to change, just as my IPv4 address has changed in the past when they've done major network maintenance, though obviously the MAC wouldn't have changed. So I am still of the notion that this is something needed. A dynamic prefix, no matter how stable it might be, is still dynamic and could potentially change at any time for a variety of reasons.
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  Noob here to ask : Idea about Setup IPv6 Tunnel through Local IPv4 network
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  @gertjan Ah,,,, I thought you choose IPSec Seems that OpenVPN can't handle dynamic prefix delegation , which will be support at 2.5 in the future.My network environment will be a big problem...
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  Hyper-v & IPv6 = crash when enable track interface on LAN?
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  IPv6 no longer working after updating to 2.4.4
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  Confirmed. I also had issues with my firewall after upgrading to 2.4.4. After the upgrade the firewall and restoring my config the firewall gui would freeze after a while, rendering internet connectivity unavailable. I also needed to start from scratch to overcome the problems. I was thinking that the problems could be related to the gateway monitoring feature but wasn't able to confirm that.
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  XG-7100 IPv6 on CARP or Virtual IPs (VIP)
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  @pmisch Thanks for your support. We sorted this issue out now. Our uplink provider removed a fe80:: link local filter on their interface and out of a sudden, everything works smooth. Yes you were right, before they did the change, we did see constant (about every 2s) neighbor solicitation asking who ::2 is. This helped to narrow down the problem. Issue solved.
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  Ask help about BASIC ipv6 setup with /48 static address
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  "The default configuration is to assign the /48 to the switch port which it sounds like that is not what you need for your setup." It's not what anyone needs for any setup.
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  DHCPv6-PD + HE.net tunnel possible??
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  I'm going to add the data point that with Comcast, I've had amazing stability with my IPv6 prefix. Thanks to pfSense keeping the DUID in the config file, I was even able to change my pfSense box hardware and keep the same IPv6 prefix (though the IPv4 address changed, since that's MAC-based). I had the same IPv6 prefix for over a year until I changed the DUID during 2.4.4 testing since I was running into other issues with IPv6 on 2.4.4 at that time.
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  pfsense 2.4.4 Route Lifetime not changable w/O static IPv6
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  @pfadmin said in pfsense 2.4.4 Route Lifetime not changable w/O static IPv6: Anyway, I understand that RA is really not build for advertising a DNS Server by himself. RDNSS is part of RA, which iss one way DNS addresses are distributed. You can also use DHCPv6. When I look at RAs here, I see RDNSS included, complete with DNS server addresses.
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  IPv6 routing stopping
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  I disabled DHCPv6. The behavior is ugly, it's release/request IPv6 every minute, while i see both pltime=335647, vltime=335647 to be good. Oct 23 08:34:32 dhcp6c dhcp6c REQUEST on em2 - running rc.newwanipv6 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 executes /var/etc/dhcp6c_wan_script.sh Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151/128 on em2 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 create an address 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 pltime=335800, vltime=471713874413166520 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 make an IA: NA-0 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f2:xxx:xxxx:fe1c:18e4/64 on em0 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f1:xxx:xxxx:fe1c:18e5/64 on em1 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0:xxx:xxxx:fed2:4e3d/64 on em3 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 create a prefix 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 pltime=335800, vltime=335800 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 make an IA: PD-0 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 nameserver[1] 2001:558:feed::2 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 nameserver[0] 2001:558:feed::1 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 dhcp6c Received REQUEST Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option DNS, len 32 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD prefix: 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 pltime=335800 vltime=335800 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD prefix, len 25 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD: ID=0, T1=167900, T2=268640 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD, len 41 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA address: 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 pltime=335800 vltime=335800 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA address, len 24 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA: ID=0, T1=167900, T2=268640 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option identity association, len 40 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option server ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:b8 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option client ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:34:18 dhcp6c 7736 receive reply from fe80::201:5cff:fe87:1c46%em2 on em2 Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=2, retrans=4102 Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:17 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=2, retrans=4030 Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=2, retrans=3827 Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:16 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=1, retrans=2088 Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:15 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=0, retrans=1007 Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 a new XID (94c412) is generated Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 picked a server (ID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=1, retrans=2087 Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=1, retrans=1948 Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:14 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 reset timer for em2 to 0.968935 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 server ID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0, pref=-1 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option DNS, len 32 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD prefix: 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 pltime=335805 vltime=335805 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD prefix, len 25 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD: ID=0, T1=167902, T2=268644 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD, len 41 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA address: 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 pltime=335805 vltime=335805 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA address, len 24 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA: ID=0, T1=167902, T2=268644 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option identity association, len 40 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option server ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:b8 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option client ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 receive advertise from fe80::201:5cff:fe87:1c46%em2 on em2 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=SOLICIT, timeo=0, retrans=1097 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 send solicit to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 a new XID (73f88a) is generated Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Solicit Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=INIT, timeo=0, retrans=128 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 removing an event on em2, state=INIT Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 removing an event on em2, state=INIT Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=INIT, timeo=0, retrans=375 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 remove an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f2:xxx:xxxx:fe1c:18e4/64 on em0 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 remove an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f1:xxx:xxxx:fe1c:18e5/64 on em1 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 failed to remove an address on em3: Can't assign requested address Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 remove a site prefix 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 remove an IA: PD-0 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 a new XID (cfe4fe) is generated Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=0, retrans=945 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 release an IA: PD-0 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 Start address release Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=INIT, timeo=0, retrans=752 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 remove an address 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151/128 on em2 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 remove an address 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 remove an IA: NA-0 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 a new XID (f5bf6d) is generated Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=0, retrans=1024 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 release an IA: NA-0 Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 Start address release Oct 23 08:34:13 dhcp6c 7736 restarting Oct 23 08:33:24 dhcp6c 7736 removing an event on em2, state=RELEASE Oct 23 08:33:24 dhcp6c 7736 no responses were received Oct 23 08:33:23 dhcp6c 7736 removing an event on em2, state=RELEASE Oct 23 08:33:23 dhcp6c 7736 no responses were received Oct 23 08:33:23 dhcp6c 7736 got an expected reply, sleeping. Oct 23 08:33:23 dhcp6c 7736 removing server (ID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0) Oct 23 08:33:23 dhcp6c 7736 removing an event on em2, state=REQUEST Oct 23 08:33:23 dhcp6c 7736 script "/var/etc/dhcp6c_wan_script.sh" terminated Oct 23 08:33:23 dhcp6c dhcp6c REQUEST on em2 - running rc.newwanipv6 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 executes /var/etc/dhcp6c_wan_script.sh Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151/128 on em2 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 create an address 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 pltime=335867, vltime=471713874413166587 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 make an IA: NA-0 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f2:xxx:xxxx:fe1c:18e4/64 on em0 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f1:xxx:xxxx:fe1c:18e5/64 on em1 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0:xxx:xxxx:fed2:4e3d/64 on em3 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 create a prefix 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 pltime=335867, vltime=335867 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 make an IA: PD-0 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 nameserver[1] 2001:558:feed::2 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 nameserver[0] 2001:558:feed::1 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 dhcp6c Received REQUEST Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option DNS, len 32 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD prefix: 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 pltime=335867 vltime=335867 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD prefix, len 25 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD: ID=0, T1=167933, T2=268693 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD, len 41 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA address: 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 pltime=335867 vltime=335867 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA address, len 24 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA: ID=0, T1=167933, T2=268693 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option identity association, len 40 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option server ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:b8 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option client ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 receive reply from fe80::201:5cff:fe87:1c46%em2 on em2 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=4, retrans=15730 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:11 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=4, retrans=15142 Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=4, retrans=13740 Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:09 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=3, retrans=7595 Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:03 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=3, retrans=7124 Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=3, retrans=7265 Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:33:02 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=2, retrans=3650 Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:59 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=2, retrans=3650 Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=2, retrans=3742 Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:58 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=1, retrans=1832 Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=0, retrans=924 Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 a new XID (3bd5e8) is generated Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:32:57 dhcp6c 7736 picked a server (ID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0) Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=1, retrans=1887 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=1, retrans=1915 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 reset timer for em2 to 0.972419 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 server ID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0, pref=-1 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option DNS, len 32 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD prefix: 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 pltime=335882 vltime=335882 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD prefix, len 25 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD: ID=0, T1=167941, T2=268705 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD, len 41 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA address: 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 pltime=335882 vltime=335882 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA address, len 24 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA: ID=0, T1=167941, T2=268705 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option identity association, len 40 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option server ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:b8 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option client ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 receive advertise from fe80::201:5cff:fe87:1c46%em2 on em2 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=SOLICIT, timeo=0, retrans=1025 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 send solicit to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 a new XID (b830ca) is generated Oct 23 08:32:56 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Solicit Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=INIT, timeo=0, retrans=278 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 removing an event on em2, state=INIT Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 removing an event on em2, state=INIT Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=INIT, timeo=0, retrans=384 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 remove an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f2:xxx:xxxx:fe1c:18e4/64 on em0 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 remove an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f1:xxx:xxxx:fe1c:18e5/64 on em1 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 failed to remove an address on em3: Can't assign requested address Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 remove a site prefix 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 remove an IA: PD-0 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 a new XID (e6729e) is generated Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=0, retrans=991 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 release an IA: PD-0 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 Start address release Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=INIT, timeo=0, retrans=192 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 remove an address 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151/128 on em2 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 remove an address 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 remove an IA: NA-0 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 send release to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 a new XID (89103e) is generated Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Release Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=RELEASE, timeo=0, retrans=955 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 release an IA: NA-0 Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 Start address release Oct 23 08:32:55 dhcp6c 7736 restarting Oct 23 08:32:07 dhcp6c 7736 got an expected reply, sleeping. Oct 23 08:32:07 dhcp6c 7736 removing server (ID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0) Oct 23 08:32:07 dhcp6c 7736 removing an event on em2, state=REQUEST Oct 23 08:32:07 dhcp6c 7736 script "/var/etc/dhcp6c_wan_script.sh" terminated Oct 23 08:32:07 dhcp6c dhcp6c REQUEST on em2 - running rc.newwanipv6 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 executes /var/etc/dhcp6c_wan_script.sh Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151/128 on em2 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 create an address 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 pltime=335944, vltime=471713874413166664 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 make an IA: NA-0 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f2:xxx:xxxx:fe1c:18e4/64 on em0 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f1:xxx:xxxx:fe1c:18e5/64 on em1 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 add an address 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0:xxx:xxxx:fed2:4e3d/64 on em3 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 create a prefix 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 pltime=335944, vltime=335944 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 make an IA: PD-0 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 nameserver[1] 2001:558:feed::2 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 nameserver[0] 2001:558:feed::1 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 dhcp6c Received REQUEST Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option DNS, len 32 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD prefix: 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 pltime=335944 vltime=335944 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD prefix, len 25 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD: ID=0, T1=167972, T2=268755 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD, len 41 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA address: 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 pltime=335944 vltime=335944 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA address, len 24 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA: ID=0, T1=167972, T2=268755 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option identity association, len 40 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option server ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:b8 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option client ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 receive reply from fe80::201:5cff:fe87:1c46%em2 on em2 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=3, retrans=7121 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:31:53 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=2, retrans=3518 Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:31:49 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=1, retrans=1737 Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=REQUEST, timeo=0, retrans=909 Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 send request to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set IA address Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set server ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 a new XID (30d131) is generated Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Request Oct 23 08:31:47 dhcp6c 7736 picked a server (ID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0) Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 reset timer for em2 to 0.964474 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 server ID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0, pref=-1 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option DNS, len 32 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD prefix: 2601:xx:xxxx:47f0::/60 pltime=335952 vltime=335952 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD prefix, len 25 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 IA_PD: ID=0, T1=167976, T2=268761 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA_PD, len 41 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA address: 2001:558:xxxx:x:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:1151 pltime=335952 vltime=335952 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option IA address, len 24 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 IA_NA: ID=0, T1=167976, T2=268761 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option identity association, len 40 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:f0 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option server ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 DUID: 00:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:b8 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 get DHCP option client ID, len 14 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 receive advertise from fe80::201:5cff:fe87:1c46%em2 on em2 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=SOLICIT, timeo=0, retrans=1091 Oct 23 08:31:46 dhcp6c 7736 send solicit to ff02::1:2%em2 Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7736 set IA_PD prefix Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7736 set option request (len 4) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7736 set elapsed time (len 2) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7736 set identity association Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7736 set client ID (len 14) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7736 a new XID (d6930e) is generated Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7736 Sending Solicit Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7736 reset a timer on em2, state=INIT, timeo=0, retrans=891 Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 called Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 called Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of closure [}] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of closure [}] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[4] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[sla-len] (7) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[2] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[sla-id] (6) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>begin of closure [{] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <5>[em0] (3) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[prefix-interface] (16) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of closure [}] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[4] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[sla-len] (7) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[1] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[sla-id] (6) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>begin of closure [{] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <5>[em1] (3) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[prefix-interface] (16) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of closure [}] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[4] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[sla-len] (7) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[0] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[sla-id] (6) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>begin of closure [{] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <5>[em3] (3) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[prefix-interface] (16) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[infinity] (8) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[60] (2) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[/] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[::] (2) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[prefix] (6) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <13>begin of closure [{] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <13>[0] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <13>[pd] (2) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[id-assoc] (8) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of closure [}] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <13>begin of closure [{] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <13>[0] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <13>[na] (2) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[id-assoc] (8) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of closure [}] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>comment [# we'd like some nameservers please] (35) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>["/var/etc/dhcp6c_wan_script.sh"] (31) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[script] (6) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[domain-name] (11) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[request] (7) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[domain-name-servers] (19) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[request] (7) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>comment [# request prefix delegation] (27) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>end of sentence [;] (1) Oct 23 08:31:45 dhcp6c 7641 <3>[0] (1)
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  Having issues trying to save the DUID
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  @isaacfl Is this normal? The first is what I thought the old one was, and then I see a 2nd.
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  Pings ok but nothing else
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  0_1540221523636_tcpdump-ipv6.txt This is looking for traffic on the lan interface at the router. Keep getting spam error trying to post this, I hope it works with upload file. I know its not he.net or the equipment. It has to be something I have misconfigured. No more hair to pull out.
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  Only SLAAC Gives Out IPv6 Default Route (win10)
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  @jknott said in Only SLAAC Gives Out IPv6 Default Route (win10): Next, get the Android devs to join the real world. A lot of business users want DHCPv6 and some are going with Apple devices instead. A while ago, I read the reason why Android doesn't support DHCPv6 and it frankly didn't make sense. Pretty much every argument they made against it could also be applied to SLAAC. I suspect someone has decided to not support it and isn't interested in facts. Yeah, it makes no since, "Lorenzo" (a lead/top Android "guy") just dosnt like it thus it just won't happen, it been a LONG time fued/issue in the Android/IPv6 communities
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  Android 9 "Private DNS"/"DNS over TLS" IPv6 link local to unbound port 853 spam
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  @johnpoz yes you are right. I am a idiot for doing this and I am well medicated with my illogical paranoid self.
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  Dual-stack v4+v6 OpenVPN server - question re: IPv6 Tunnel Network
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  Thanks for all the replies guys. Good to know I've done something right for a change. P.S. @virgiliomi your signature makes me chuckle :)
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  IPv4 like NAT but over IPv6
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  Hi! When deactivating IPv6 in Windows there is not IPv6-address on the interface anymore. Thanks for the hint with the RAs. I have to dig more into the topic. I watched my prefix the last few days and it did not change. Maybe I have to set up IPv6 statically on my servers with the dynamic prefix and configure the DNS server accordingly. Some problems came up with node or better npm not finding the repository because it was not resolvable on a Debian machine. I'll take some time to do this and post the result here. Thanks for the help!
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  Pfsense plus hurricane electric breaks netflix IPV6 - proxy error
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  @kejianshi Thanks. This quick fix works fine for me.
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  2.4.4 IPv6 is strange
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  The way you have it is saved in the configuration and is "static."
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  ICMPv6 not working ipv6-test.com
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  @bimmerdriver said in ICMPv6 not working ipv6-test.com: In the case of Telus, the unique part consists of 24 alphanumeric characters using 0...9 and a...z. On Rogers, the IPv4 host name is based on the cable modem MAC address and WAN MAC and ends with .cpe.net.cable.rogers.com On IPv6, it's based on the cable modem MAC and the LAN MAC and ends with .cpe.net6.cable.rogers.com. I have absolutely no idea why the LAN MAC is used.
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  Pfsense configures radvd with a /60, breaking it [SOLVED]
  • ripdog

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  I leave all of mine in debug mode. It's generally harmless and usually when I look for the logs they've already rolled off. And I have my logs set to 50MB. Not spammy at all.
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  IPv6 and DNS Lead to Some Slow Websites
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  @wre136 I bet on https://redmine.pfsense.org/issues/8934 have own DNS on FreeBSD and get many problems with IPv6 DNS and Fragments. Disabling scrubbing helps. But then IPv4 DNS has same problems :-( Oct 9 17:25:41 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny TCP [2001:500:e::1] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag 1217fb81:188@9856) Oct 9 17:25:57 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny TCP [2001:500:f::1] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag 4d6091d8:188@9856) Oct 9 17:26:45 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny TCP [2001:500:e::1] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag 350be3db:188@9856) Oct 9 17:31:29 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny UDP [2001:500:40::1] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag b576286c:361@9856) Oct 9 17:51:24 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny UDP [2001:470:1a::1] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag 8533c2a5:642@9856) Oct 9 17:51:26 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny UDP [2001:5a0:10::1] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag e06893c2:650@9856) Oct 9 17:53:07 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny UDP [2001:67c:18c4:2000::11:53] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag 55df3089:362@9856) Oct 9 18:11:05 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny UDP [2001:500:48::1] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag 8424932b:361@9856) Oct 9 18:11:25 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny UDP [2001:500:b::1] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag 9da68734:361@9856) Oct 9 18:14:41 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny UDP [2001:500:c::1] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag 69a41126:361@9856) Oct 9 18:18:05 host1 kernel: ipfw: 65300 Deny UDP [2001:500:40::1] [2axx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx::53] in via bge0 (frag a639e4fd:361@9856)
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  DHCPV6 stuff getting blocked.
  • monster4000

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  I have a similar situation here, running 2.4.4 on bare metal and my firewall log is giving me this: Oct 8 17:29:27 fw2-hvk filterlog: 145,,,11000,ixl0.504,match,block,in,6,0x00,0x0f7c6,1,UDP,17,114,fe80::16cc:20ff:fe94:3f97,ff02::1:2,546,547,114 2.4.4-RELEASE (amd64) built on Thu Sep 20 09:03:12 EDT 2018 FreeBSD 11.2-RELEASE-p3 I'm running CARP while this machine is master. I deactivated all rules that have IPv6 in it for that given interface. Requests still being blocked. I deactivated Block Bogon for that interface. Problem persists. I have no floating rule whatsoever and I really don't know why that is being blocked. I need DHCPv6 for prefix delegation. SLAAC works fine. IIRC it used to work under 2.4.3. After some time of testing I created an explicit rule that allows traffic type UDP to port 547 to the firewall. Eversince then DHCPv6 returned to normal again. I don't think this should be necessary, right? You can find further logs in the attached file. The Forum wouldn't let me embed it. It got marked as SPAM then.0_1539096402880_pfsense_attachment.txt
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  When 6to4 ipv6 is enabled, facebook mobile does not fully load all videos and pictures (IOS and Android)
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  Hi Just an update. Updated pfSense to 2.4.4 and I'm trying ipv6 again. I'm hoping that in this new version that ipv6 issues have been resolved. So far so good, but time will tell.
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  Support for adding link local as ipv6 address on wan config in static dhcp6 config
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  Thanks There was no existing ipv6 link local address. However after I rebooted the device one was created, so yes it is not needed to manually assign one, the proper solution it seems was simply to add the ipv6 gateway and then reboot for it to be created. As to why there was originally no link local device, I dont know, but this was the first bootup of the device, so I will be aware in future to do a second reboot to get one generated. There is now a possible issue with dpinger tho, after bootup (and wan reset) ipv6 stays pending until dpinger is manually restarted and then it works, the issue that I can see is if I goto the status -> gateway screen, the monitoring ip is not populated, but is populated after the service is restarted. I expect this might be because there is no wan ipv6 configured, the configuration is now like this. WAN ip4 static configuration. LAN ipv4 static configuration. LAN ipv6 static configuration using the ipv6 prefix assigned by hetzner. Default gateways configured using gateways provided by hetzner for ipv4 and ipv6.
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  Working with Temporary IPv6 addresses.
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  @johnpoz said in Working with Temporary IPv6 addresses.: What VPN service support this? I am self-hosting the VPN server. @jknott said in Working with Temporary IPv6 addresses.: @dhiru said in Working with Temporary IPv6 addresses.: I want to route all of the IPv6 traffic on few of these machines through a VPN tunne I assume the other end of the VPN has a different prefix. If so, it's just standard routing. All traffic for the far end of the VPN gets routed that way. Yes. The VPN server is on a different ISP with a different prefix.
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  Static PD and DHCP6 DUID on 2.4.4
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  The DUID can change for a number of reasons, which is why we added the box to set it static. The DUID is probably what they key static assignments off of, so that's not too surprising to see. So what you probably need to do is see what the DUID is now and then set it to that explicitly, then it won't change again.
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  Upgrading 2.4.3-p1 to 2.4.4 breaks DHCP6c?
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  @xero9 said in Upgrading 2.4.3-p1 to 2.4.4 breaks DHCP6c?: Not sure if this is related, but after updating to 2.4.4 my IPv6 has stopped working. pfSense gets an IPv6 address on the WAN and LAN side, but no clients are getting an address on the LAN. Probably not. In this case it's a Hyper-V issue and it never gets an address. If you haven't already, start a new thread with as much detail as possible.
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  IPV6 setup with Hyperoptic (UK ISP)
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  I don't see anything in the logs indicating blocked packets on WAN or LAN. Not sure if this has anything to do with it, but I do have my WAN using a MAC clone from the ISP's router. Without this, I am not able to get a DHCPv6 address on WAN at all.
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  setting ULA on LAN
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  I'm on latest Ubuntu. Can ping6 another host in LAN using it's FD... address but not the pfSense LAN. Weird... Found! It seems I need to add separate a firewall rule to allow ULA subnet access the firewall.
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  Register DHCPv6 hostnames in DNS
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  @jimp Ok, agree to the technical details. I wanted to give a hint for how to solve OT's need for automatic registering. I checked again how it works. The information comes definitive via DNS-KEY from the pfsense gateway IP. I see no need to store the name in dhcp too when the passtrough to BIND works this way. Obfuscated output from BIND-log: 28-Sep-2018 21:03:12.656 update: client @0x8087fec00 172.31.18.1#22770/key ddns-key: view internal: updating zone 'int.somedomain.org/IN': update unsuccessful: some-host.int.somedomain.org: 'name not in use' prerequisite not satisfied (YXDOMAIN) 28-Sep-2018 21:03:12.658 update: client @0x8087fec00 172.31.18.1#22770/key ddns-key: view internal: updating zone 'int.somedomain.org/IN': deleting rrset at 'some-host.int.somedomain.org' TXT 28-Sep-2018 21:03:12.658 update: client @0x8087fec00 172.31.18.1#22770/key ddns-key: view internal: updating zone 'int.somedomain.org/IN': adding an RR at 'some-host.int.somedomain.org' TXT "024fba2obfuscatednumb2a25secret75b" 28-Sep-2018 21:03:12.658 update: client @0x8087fec00 172.31.18.1#22770/key ddns-key: view internal: updating zone 'int.somedomain.org/IN': deleting rrset at 'some-host.int.somedomain.org' AAAA 28-Sep-2018 21:03:12.658 update: client @0x8087fec00 172.31.18.1#22770/key ddns-key: view internal: updating zone 'int.somedomain.org/IN': adding an RR at 'some-host.int.somedomain.org' AAAA 2a0x:xxxx:xxxx:5af1:xxxx:xxxx:ef8f:xxxx 28-Sep-2018 21:03:12.661 update: client @0x8087fec00 172.31.18.1#22770/key ddns-key: view internal: updating zone '1.f.a.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.a.2.ip6.arpa/IN': adding an RR at 'x.5.7.x.x.8.f.e.x.x.2.a.x.d.4.2.1.x.a.5.1.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.x.0.a.2.ip6.arpa' PTR some-host.int.somedomain.org.
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  DHCP6c behavior changed in 2.4.4 (seems to)
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  I can confirm, that restoring DUID helped to change to former subnet. And now there is a entry stored in 2.4.4 config. <global-v6duid>00:01:00:01:22:56:08:42:00:0a:9b:a2:91:a3</global-v6duid>