Dear fellow Shorewall users,
I'm well aware that this is probably not really a Shorewall question, but it
should be a common ProxyNDP scenario,
so my hope is that somebody on this list can provide help, or insight - or
redirect me.
To shortly summarize:
ProxyARP is "easy": One machine plays P
I'm unfamiliar with ProxyNDP and it's unclear what you want to do.
I have radvd running on my shorewall gateway. Since I can't
get my Comcast modem to issue me a slice of my static /56 that
Comcast issued to me, I split my static routed /64 into /80 subnets for
my internal networks. I know, I k
Dear Bill,
Am 09.01.2018 um 10:51 schrieb Bill Shirley:
> I'm unfamiliar with ProxyNDP and it's unclear what you want to do.
>
> I have radvd running on my shorewall gateway. Since I can't
> get my Comcast modem to issue me a slice of my static /56 that
> Comcast issued to me, I split my static
On Tue, 9 Jan 2018 11:46:06 +0100
Oliver Freyermuth via Shorewall-users
wrote:
> > radvd.conf:
> > interface lan4 {
> > ...
> > prefix 2603::::4::1/80 {
> > ...
> > }
> > }
> > It complains about it not being a /64 but it works.
/64 is absolute requirement for stateless aut
I don't use SLAAC as stated in my previous email. I use DHCP. I have
radvd configured so that a device must get a lease. My setup works.
Sadly, this leaves Android devices out in the cold IPv6 wise. **cough**,
Lorenzo, **cough**.
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/androids-lack-of-dhcpv6-su
On 01/09/2018 02:05 PM, Bill Shirley wrote:
> I don't use SLAAC as stated in my previous email. I use DHCP. I have
> radvd configured so that a device must get a lease. My setup works.
>
> Sadly, this leaves Android devices out in the cold IPv6 wise. **cough**,
> Lorenzo, **cough**.
> https://w
Model:DPC3939B
Vendor:Cisco
Hardware Revision:1.0
Serial Number:274340915
Processor Speed:447.28 MHz
DRAM:524288 MB
Flash:128 MB
I have a business account with static IPv4 addresses and a static IPv6 of /56.
Even if I could get IPv6 PD to work, I couldn't be guaranteed to get
the same PD each tim
On 01/09/2018 03:56 PM, Bill Shirley wrote:
> Model:DPC3939B
> Vendor:Cisco
> Hardware Revision:1.0
> Serial Number:274340915
> Processor Speed:447.28 MHz
> DRAM:524288 MB
> Flash:128 MB
> I have a business account with static IPv4 addresses and a static IPv6
> of /56.
>
> Even if I could get IPv6
