I’m new to IPv6 and I’m strugling to connect to IPv6 Internet from my home LAN. My ISP gives me an ethernet port with IPv6 support. When I plug directly to the port using my laptop it automatically configures itself and I can browse IPv6 websites successfully. I look at the configuration parameters and I can see:
Router: fe80::4e09:b4ff:fef1:abcd (ISP’s local link address)
IPv6 address: 2001:da8:8001:1234::ab (my global address)
Prefix length: 128
Then I unplug from the laptop and plug into ether1 on a routerboard and after after doing /ping ff02::1%ether1 and I can see the ISP’s local link address. The question now is how can I get IPv6 over WiFi? I have ether2-master and wlan bridged. I tried
/ipv6 address
add address=2001:da8:8001:1234::ab/128 interface=ether1 advertise=no
/ipv6 route
add gateway=fe80::4e09:b4ff:fef1:abcd%ether1
I also configured manually the same address and gateway on the laptop but it’s not working, I’m quite confused here, any help would be greatly appreciated.