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      doktornotor Banned
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      @mikeisfly:

      Has anyone else tried to get IPv6 working on more than one interface.

      Works just fine, though never tried with any similar weird subnets… /48 on WAN, /64 on LAN, WLAN etc.

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        mikeisfly
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        Just checked with Engineering at Comcast and IA_PD is not supported in the NJ Philadelphia area yet. :'(  They hope to bring the larger prefixes in the up coming months. I will update everyone when I find out more. (I guess this only effects you if you have Comcast and live in the NJ / Eastern PA area).

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          razzfazz
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          @doktornotor:

          Works just fine, though never tried with any similar weird subnets… /48 on WAN, /64 on LAN, WLAN etc.

          With Comcast?

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            razzfazz
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            They had rolled out support for /60 prefixes a while back, then apparently ran into issues with some CMTSs and removed that support again, supposedly to be re-enabled after some testing. That is the last I've been able to find online about this, so I was assuming the testing was still ongoing and /64 is still all we get for now.

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              doktornotor Banned
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              @razzfazz:

              @doktornotor:

              Works just fine, though never tried with any similar weird subnets… /48 on WAN, /64 on LAN, WLAN etc.

              With Comcast?

              No, no Comcast… As suggested above, ISP issue most likely, nothing to do with pfsense.

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                mikeisfly
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                It looks like Comcast has support for /60 most areas except for two major one which I can't tell you what they are. Philadelphia / Eastern PA and New Jersey is one major area and not sure what the other is. You can follow http://forums.comcast.com/t5/Home-Networking-Router-WiFi/IPv6-prefix-size-and-home-routing/td-p/1495933 There is a engineer there if you post on the main forum he may be able to help you out if you want to see if there is support in your area. He/she is very quick with their responses.

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                  razzfazz
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                  I finally managed to get a /60 delegated from Comcast and delegate parts of it to different subnets. Out of the box, this currently does not work, as Comcast will delegate a /64 by default unless a shorter prefix is explicitly requested via a prefix hint, and pfSense currently does not send such a hint.

                  I've added a switch to enable such hints; see pull request 792.

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                    mikeisfly
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                    razzfazz what area of the Country do you live? I'm in the Northeast (Philly,NJ,NY). I would like to keep track of which areas are working for others who might be having issues.

                    Thanks,

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                      razzfazz
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                      SF Bay Area.

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                        razzfazz
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                        Also, pull request has been accepted, so the switch should turn up in the next snapshot.

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