prefix length should be 64
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@gregeeh said in prefix length should be 64:
Still getting pending on the DHCP6 Gateway.
What happens if you disable gateway monitoring for IPv6?
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@JKnott said in prefix length should be 64:
What happens if you disable gateway monitoring for IPv6?
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Well, you obviously have a problem with how the monitor is configured,but I don't know how at the moment. Regardless, don't worry about it, as for most users it's not used. All I can say is use the default, if it works or plug in an address you know works.
Anyway, you appear to be up & running with IPv6.
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@JKnott said in prefix length should be 64:
Well, you obviously have a problem with how the monitor is configured,but I don't know how at the moment.
I think you're correct. Would it help removing and adding it back in?
Thanks again for all your time and putting up with me.
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@gregeeh said in prefix length should be 64:
Would it help removing and adding it back in?
As I mentioned, you don't have to put anything in, provided the gateway can be pinged. It's only when it doesn't that you have to provide some other address.
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@JKnott said in prefix length should be 64:
That could be due to what you're pinging. While you can ping a link local address, your ISP might not have configured it to respond.
He was clearly (trying) pinging googles dns server. Maybe you should enable pictures for the forum to see them (if you are able).
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@Bob-Dig said in prefix length should be 64:
Maybe you should enable pictures for the forum.
Sorry, but can you please explain what you mean by this?
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@Bob-Dig said in prefix length should be 64:
He was clearly (trying) pinging googles dns server. Maybe you should enable pictures for the forum to see them (if you are able).
What pictures are you talking about? I already included examples of me doing it.
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@JKnott said in prefix length should be 64:
What pictures are you talking about?
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Given the pictures are already there, what would it accomplish to provide more? I often post pictures when I think it would help.
