On Sep 20 19:53 +0100, Simon Iremonger wrote: > In order to pick up DNS servers, you need radvd configured to 'announce' > your nameservers, and/or at least a stateless DHCPv6 can do the same... > > But -- many systems may not listen to any of this -- they may just require > DHCPv4 in order to pickup nameservers at all -- i'd be very interesting to > learn what you discover in terms of IPv4-only-operation. > > Also, last time I checked OpenWRT uses dnsmasq to run the DNS forwarder > [which can acually accept requests over either IPv4 and IPv6, in order > to forward them on ....] -- but dns mak is also the DHCPv4 server. > Basically if you disable dnsmasq one way or another this can work.
and enable odhcpd for example? i can live with that if i can figure out how to build dnsmasq without the dhcp server part which shouldn't be impossible (don't have much space to spare, 1M max). but to be clear, looking at my settings, especially the 'lan' section in /etc/config/network, you think that has nothing in it that would trigger the dns server (dnsmasq in my case) to send out IPv4? > But, by having IPv6-only you will lose access to IPv4-only sites!. > If you really want to go down this route you may want to set > things up so that you have access to NAT64 gateway.... > > > I think, if you use 2001:8b0:6464::1 and 2001:8b0:6464::2 as > DNS resolves, you can use the NAT64 gateway even from a non-AAISP > IPv6 connection, at the moment... see:- > > http://aa.net.uk/kb-broadband-ipv6-nat64.html i thought HE's own dns server would do that. i will have a look at the one you suggest. > > Good luck! > Be vey intersted to know what you dicover in terms of OSes/software > that do/don't properly support IPv6-only operation. > > Be very interested to know how you get on! > > --Simon will report back here. _______________________________________________ openwrt-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-users
