Op za 12 okt 2024 om 00:24 schreef Jason Tubnor <ja...@tubnor.net>:
> You would have been getting your external /128 address via ia_na, not
> slaac. My ISP is configured the same way.
[...]
> dhcp6leased only does PD and not NA at this time. In my case, once I
> request a PD from the ISP, I can route all traffic without issue. I can
> even pin a /64 from the issued /48 (via PD) to the external interface so
> that has a GUA too (I don't need the NA /128 to function, the link-local
> is sufficient).
Thanks, that clarifies things a lot. It seems my ISP requires a GUA on the
external interface for routing to work, but fortunately (like you)
assigning a /64 (or /128) from the /56 prefix to the external interface
works.
When I was trying to get things to work, at some point I had two "request
prefix delegation on em1" lines, one with just "for {em1}" and the other
for the internal interfaces. This worked, but I later noticed that that
resulted in me successfully getting *two* /56 prefixes. That was a bit
surprising, so I changed things to the one prefix.
Regards,
Jurjen
