ATT Fiber BGW210 Bypass IPv6 Issue

tibere86

Hi all,

I followed the Netgate Recipe document to bypass my BGW210 modem. I'm receiving an IPv4 address on WAN without issue.

IPv6 is another story. I see under the INTERFACES widget I am getting both an IPv4 and IPv6 address.
But, under the GATEWAYS widget, I am only getting an IPv4 Gateway not an IPv6 one.
Interfaces & Gateways

I am not sure what I have done incorrectly. I followed the recipe to the "T" and also setup IPv6 DUID.
DUID

I have also setup my WAN per the recipe to request a /60 delegate size.
WAN IPv6 Setup

I cannot for the life of me figure out what the issue is keeping me from getting my IPv6 Gateway up and my LAN IPv6 delegation up.

JKnott

@tibere86

Do you not get any address at all? Or just a link local address? If the latter, it might be normal, as some ISPs do that.

tibere86

@JKnott Yes. My IPv6 Gateway address is a link-local address. Never knew ISPs did this. Thanks!

oddussiben-3161

@tibere86 said in ATT Fiber BGW210 Bypass IPv6 Issue:

/60 delegate size

i have the size set to /64, i get IPv6 global unicast address

stephenw10

Yes it's common to get a delegation only on the WAN directly. So you can use that on internal interfaces but the WAN only ever as a link local address to route it across.