Can I force one /64 on my WAN?
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I get a dynamic IPv6-address on my WAN, outside of my dynamic prefix (/56), both which I get via DHCPv6.
I would like to use one /64 only for my WAN-address. Is there an option for that in the Web-UI?
Maybe @stephenw10 has an idea... -
@Bob.Dig A /64 out of the /56? Not if they are routing it to your assigned IP...they'd need to route the rest of that block to an IP in the /64.
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@SteveITS Gateway IPv6: fe80::***
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@Bob.Dig said in Can I force one /64 on my WAN?:
Gateway IPv6: fe80::***
That's entirely normal. Routing is often done via the link local address. ISPs may or may not provide a global address on the WAN interface, but you have to enable it if they do.
If you can't get a global address from your ISP and want to set up a VPN, etc., you can use the LAN interface address.
