On 2015-07-02, Patrik Lundin <pat...@sigterm.se> wrote: > In summary, using the following commands (together with ip6 forwarding > enabled) > allows us to have a working setup without any other manual intervention: >=== > # ifconfig em0 inet6 autoconf > # ifconfig em1 inet6 autoconf > # dhcp6c -Df -c /etc/dhcp6c.conf em0 > # rtadvd em1 >=== > > But like stated initially, we do not really like the idea of enabling autoconf > on em1.
Once you get that far, you might notice that dynamic addresses for your network are rather inconvenient. You'll need to update all references to your internal hosts in * pf.conf * DNS zones * ... any other daemons that might refer to them ... You'll also need to distribute the addresses to your hosts. If you don't like SLAAC-style addresses, you'll need DHCPv6. Which you might also need for the nameserver, NTP server, etc. Out of the box, OpenBSD is poorly equipped for all of this. I recently switched ISPs and the new one offers native IPv6 the TR-187 way, but given that level of pain I'll stay with my SixXS tunnel and my static /48 for the time being. -- Christian "naddy" Weisgerber na...@mips.inka.de
