Hi Geoff,
There really isn't a simpler example than the ones in the ARM.
Configuring DHCPv6 in any DHCP server requires a good understanding of
IPv6 and the operation of DHCPv6.
There are two types of addresses that the server will allocate to the
client. Assume an ISP customer who has an ASUS h
So let me paint the picture here. Several subnets. Each behind a common
firewall and each in its own firewall zone. Each subnet has a dhcp relay
listener via the firewall that forwards the request to a server. Lets call
it DHCP1. That server handles ALL dhcp requests from ALL subnets as well
as, v
Hi Geoff,
You won't need this: "interface": "ens18", if you are not providing
local (non-relayed) DHCPv6 services for this shared-network. You talk
of a relay agent so I assume you are not providing local DHCP service.
I do not see any prefix pools in the above configuration. There are
no prefix
So I have now modified this shared-network configuration to look like the
following. However, it has not made any difference. It still only generates
"type=00013, len=00040: NoPrefixAvail(6) "Sorry, no prefixes could be
allocated."" in the logfiles. To be clear, the /56 at this site has been
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Hi Geoff,
You can read more about any messages you encounter in the Kea logs by
accessing the messages manual here:
https://kea.readthedocs.io/en/kea-2.6.1/kea-messages.html and
searching for the phrase that is in all caps separated by underscores,
in this case: ALLOC_ENGINE_V6_ALLOC_FAIL_SHARED_N
Thanks kindly there Darren, that did make a difference and solved part of
the problem. I also made a change in the configuration. Check this out, the
config is shared-network now and the debug logs clearly show that it now
receives the request and looks for a subnet. What is strange here is this
lo
Hi Geoff,
You might need to specify your IP address on which to listen in your
interfaces-config. You can check with the command: `ss -ulnp`. In
the output, look what address is listed with 547. It might be your
LLA for the interface. If it is that instead of your GLA for the
interface, then y
Greetings everyone,
I have a Kea 2.6 installation that for the most part is going great.
However, I'm not able to figure out the config to make it work with IPv6
relayed DHCPv6 requests. At the end of this email is my complete config.
So, my firewall is doing all DHCP relaying. I can see via tcp
