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      snvdberg last edited by

      Hello,

      Our pfsense firewall is currently sending router advertisements onto the network for the link local address. This is causing some problems.
      Is there a way to turn off router advertisements, or ipv6 completely?

      Thank you in advance.

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        antillie last edited by

        Change the IPv6 config type on the interface to "none" if you want to turn off IPv6. However router advertisements are supposed to use the link local address, its best practice.

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          snvdberg last edited by

          The ipv6 configuration type is currently set to none (and have never been different) and still the network is receiving router advertisements.

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            antillie last edited by

            Are you sure they are coming from pfSense?

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              snvdberg last edited by

              Yes, pinged the ipv6 address and shutdown the machine. After that no replies.
              Also the arp shows the mac address of the lan interface

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                hda last edited by

                Test:
                Goto [Interfaces: LAN] (IPv6 Configuration Type) and set (Static IPv6),
                Goto [Services: DHCPv6 server] (Router Advertisements) set to (Disabled),
                Goto [Interfaces: LAN] (IPv6 Configuration Type) and set (None) back.

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                  razzfazz last edited by

                  System -> Advanced -> Networking -> uncheck "Allow IPv6"?

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                    snvdberg last edited by

                    I tried unchecking "allow ipv6" but that didn't work.

                    I will try to set static ipv6 and disable RA in dhcpv6!

                    Thanks

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                      snvdberg last edited by

                      @razzfazz:

                      System -> Advanced -> Networking -> uncheck "Allow IPv6"?

                      This fixed the issue. I didn't wait long enough  :-X

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