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    IPv6 with track interface on LAN stopped working

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    • DudleydoggD
      Dudleydogg @Dudleydogg
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      @dudleydogg said in IPv6 with track interface on LAN stopped working:

      @derelict Finally after all this time I see this in the Logs Now:
      got an expected reply, sleeping
      so Magically all the sudden ipv6 for the moment is working.

      I spoke too soon, I can ping and trace ipv6 from lan and wan using diag in pfsense, but no pc's on network can route traffic out. and when I can do tracert from pc first hope is LAN ip not Gateway IP.

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      • DerelictD
        Derelict LAYER 8 Netgate
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        Going to have to show us the interface config you end up with on the client, the routing table on the client, and the firewall rules on the LAN interface for starters. And the routing table on the firewall.

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        • luckman212L
          luckman212 LAYER 8 @Derelict
          last edited by luckman212

          @derelict said in IPv6 with track interface on LAN stopped working:

          The DUID should be saved in the config anyway. I use DUID-LLT. You can manually get a new time in seconds with date "+%s"

          If you want the DUID-LLT to more closely resemble the one pfSense generates, use this, since they actually calculate from 1/1/2000 instead of 1/1/1970...

          expr $(date +%s) - 946684800
          
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