IPv6 on SoCal Spectrum
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@caskater4 said in IPv6 on SoCal Spectrum:
So I enabled IPv6 DHCP6-PD on the Tomato AP
So, you were using it as a router. If it were just an AP, you wouldn't be able to do that. Also, where are you getting that DHCPv6-PD from? You certainly wouldn't get it from pfSense. Is that Tomato AP connected directly to the ISP?
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No the Tomato is connected directly to pfsense on a port thats setup for VLAN trunking. The IPv4 DHCP server is disabled on it. In the basic settings theres a section on IPv6. It seems as though its a general IPv6 support, not enabling the DHCP server on the Tomato itself.
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Charter will allow you a /56 if you select that on the "DHCPv6 Prefix Delegation size" config on the WAN interface. Then as stated you can use a 0-ff for the prefix ID on your internal interfaces to assign a /64 to that network.
