No. As I am understanding the linked documentation, if you are setting up a wide-dhcpv6 server, this can be specified. However seeing I am not an ISP, but instead a customer, I am relegated to being a client and specifying these parameters do not seem to be an option for the client. Especially with IPv6 my understanding is you need the ISP to assign you Internet valid subnets (and parameters of operation) to use for your internal network in order for things to work, so there is two layers to client: one kind of serverish as it delegates subnets to your subnets, but is a client to the ISP IPv6 DHCP server. The second is a pure client for internal nodes to configure themselves.
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