>> config interface 'wan6'                           
>>         option proto 'pppoe'                      
>> [...]         option ipv6 '1'                           
> i think that i need
>           option ipv4 '0'
> clue bat, please.

http://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/uci/network#protocol.pppoe.ppp.over.ethernet

I get the impression you can't.

However, "nodefaultroute" [assuming that only affects ipv4]
might be sufficient to stop ipv4-traffic going the wrong
way...   The 'ipv6' pppoe interface might negotiate a
'meaningless' ipv4 endpoint on the interface, which should
simply not matter.

Also, isn't something needed to launch DHCPv6 client for
address delegation?  [unless you have/set static?]

Is there some way of the network-side 'distinguishing'
the PPPoE sessions?  maybe they use a different username
on each?

With the new/extra wan6 interface, do take notice
of the interaction of this and the IPv6-firewalling
provided in openwrt... -- might need some extra ip6tables
rules to redirect some traffic to the various *_wan_*
tables in there...

Hope that helps, but interested to see what we find out =).

> randy
--Simon
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