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How can I configure my own PPPOE server to access IPV6 under ROS 6.XX?

Thu Mar 28, 2024 4:50 am

I connect to the external network using the pppoe client method. After connecting to the network, I established a pppoe server for internal machine dial-up internet access. However, I have found that the following client machines cannot access IPV6 normally! IPV4 is no problem! But the operator's dialing is not a problem! Can you please advise me on how to configure the IPV6 module? I am using ROS 6.49.10
 
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Re: How can I configure my own PPPOE server to access IPV6 under ROS 6.XX?

Fri Mar 29, 2024 3:02 am

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Re: How can I configure my own PPPOE server to access IPV6 under ROS 6.XX?

Fri Mar 29, 2024 5:39 am

Hi,
One possibility is that you create an IPv6 dhcp client,
and attach that to the pppoe client interface.


With luck you can check prefix and address items and will get both.

If you require prefixes (which you probably will)
It will require a pool name (which it will auto create)
And a prefix length (depends on what your ISP supplies)

You can then use the prefix(es) on in your lan interface(s)

Add an ipv6 address to a lan interface.
From pool, the above pool name
Onto Interface, the Lan interface you are attempting to put the Address onto.
Then tick EUI64, Advertise and No DAD

And with a bit of luck it will get an address, (and start advertising info on that lan interface)
You can then add a DHCP server if you want downstream routers to also get IPv6 addresses
from your pool.

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