Hello.
I’m currently self learning IPv6. So, I might be wrong with everything and I like to receive your advices to put me in the correct way.
I’ve connect two routers and one computer in a row to see if I ping from the computer to the IPv6 in the wan interface of the first router.
At first, using SLACC, later using DHCPv6 with the Prefix Delegation, PPPoE with DHCP client…
As in http://forum.mikrotik.com/t/slaac-for-ipv6-address-assignment/102678/1 was said, a router accepting RAs wont show autoconfigured IP in GUI neither CLI.
Isn’t it to be considered an issue?
It also doesn’t displays routing that, obviously, raises when new IP and default gateway is autoconfigured via SLACC.
Note that not displaying their “internal” configuracion heads us to a really hard time solving issues.
One more issue:
I’d configured:
Router A with IPv6 fc00:1::2/64 in a internal bridge to be reached from router B when routing is correctly done.
Router A to advertice IPv6 fc00:2::1/64 in the interface heading Router B.
Router B to accept all RA (ipv6/settings accept-router-advertisements=yes)
Then…
Pings from Router B, without an IPv6 manually configured, reachs fc00:2::1. Meaning, “basic” routing in the same /64 (fc00:2::/64) network is done.
Pings from Router B, without an IPv6 manually configured, doesn’t reachs fc00:1::2. Meaning, default route is not created. Is it correct? I thought that with RA, default route sould be activated. Restarting the Neighbour discovery in Router A this issue was solved.
Creating a default route manually, router says that fc00:2::1 is not reachable, but it is not true because router is able to ping!
Adding IPv6 fc00:2::2 in router B, default route activates and now I can reach Router A internal bridge’s IP fc00:1::2
I understand that a router like Mikrotik RB is, SLACC configuration in WAN interface is not a good option at all. It does not make any sense because in IPv6 there is no NAT and all WAN configuration shall be configured with DHCPv6 with prefix delegation to be forwarded to the LAN side. But, anyway, seems that it needs some fine tuning.
Thanks for your help.
