** Summary changed:
- DHCPv6 does not work
+ DHCPv6 does not work in Hyper-V
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Title:
DHCPv6 does not work in Hyper-V
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> I also verified (using dumpcap -xx and Wireshark) that Hyper-V does
not change the contents of the solicit packet.
It was tcpdump -xx and then dumpcap + Wireshark, certainly.
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Since I cannot edit my above comment I post an update:
After writing the above post I checked the client again, just to be
sure. To my greatest surprise I found that the fec0::0:0:1::2 address
was correctly assigned to it!
Checked syslog on the server and found that the address was assigned 3
min
I've done the following test today on two physical machines, so no
virtualization is involved.
How to reproduce:
What I have tried today: Installed Ubuntu 14.04 64bit (kernel
4.4.0.-38-generic) on two physical machines (no virtualization
involved). Upgraded them and installed radvd and isc-dhcp-s
In my case this is not caused by Hyper-V's DhcpGuard feature either,
because that's turned off for both VMs involved. (Same for RouterGuard.)
See: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-
US/f03c0c8e-8924-4071-b86e-18fb141e4710/how-to-configure-dhcp-guard-in-
hyperv-2012?forum=winserverhyper
Additions to my previous comment:
- I have Ubuntu 14.04 LTS (and 16.04 LTS) 64 bit version set up as a router
with DHCPv6 support.
- Client is vanilla Ubuntu 14.04 64 bit desktop.
The problems I described above apply to the server VM, where the solicit
packet appears to be eaten by the kernel.
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Same happens in Ubuntu 14.04 with kernel 4.4.0-36-generic. Also
reproduced on the above 16.04 distribution.
DHCPv6 server: isc-dhcp-server in IPv6 mode (isc-dhcp-server6)
Wireshark captures indicate that the solicit is sent from the client,
arrives to the server's network interface, then lost in
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