Hi,
I am thinking about my deployment strategy for a relatively small v6 network.
Current Situation:
Several racks of dedicated servers. 240 servers per vlan (/24 v4 per vlan)
sharing their gateway, isolated from each other via pvlan (+proxyarp) feature.
Rest of addresses from /24 are used for services (3 vrrp routers + 1 virtual
default gateway).
If a server needs uncommonly more than one address, it gets a /30 or /29 routed
to his main address.
I am planning to assign a /64 v6 to each server.
I think it is not viable to map every /64 with it’s default gateway on the
router.
Is there a way to simply transfer the (I think simple, address conserving and
secure) v4 strategy to v6?
Now we have not a simple address per server, but a subnet.
What about assigning a link locale address to each server and routing its /64
to this?
e.g.: fe80::1 default gw (virtual vrrp)
fe80::2-f1 servers
fe80::fd vrrp1
fe80::fe vrrp2
fe80::ff vrrp3
Hope you can light up the dark!
Best Regards and thanks,
Tom
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