And I want to enable ipv6 on it, after search the internet, I do things below:
1.enable ipv6 as setting.jpg
2.define ipv6 DHCP client as dhcp client.jpg
3.define ipv6 address as address.jpg
4.define ipv6 nd as nd.jpg
After that, I can see the ipv6 address-list as address-list.jpg, but my PC connect to rb2011 without ipv6 ip address.
Then search the internet again, somebody said need disable IGMP snooping in bridge-local that I defined in address.jpg, I do it, and the ipv 6 address showed additional entry on it, and my pc will has the ipv6 ip address. see address-list-2.jpg.
But after I power off the RB2011 and power on again, the address-list-2.jpg will change back to address-list.jpg, the additional entry was gone, and the pc without ipv6 ip again!
Random blogs and videos on the Internet are often incomplete, less than optimal, or just wrong. ‘Managed Address Configuration’ is incorrect, it should only be enabled if you have a DHCPv6 server. ‘Add Default Route’ is incorrect but sometimes works, using Router Advertisments is the correct method.
Screenshots do not show everything, post the output of /export or /ipv6 export at a minimum after redacting serial number, any public IP addresses, etc.
Firstly for the Mikrotik to pick up the default route you need
/ipv6 settings
set accept-router-advertisements=yes
Note the learnt default route does not appear in the IPv6 routing table.
I’m not sure why you have non-default ND parameters, perhaps from earlier versions. The current defaults for those are hop-limit=unspecified mtu=unspecified ra-interval=3m20s-10m
The DHCP server and options / option sets are not required unless you wish client devices to request non-address information such as DNS servers, etc. This is done when ND other-configuration=yes
Other than that there isn’t anything obvious. Looking back at the images the address which disappears is the link-local address, I suspect it is a display artefact which incorrectly hides them when another dynamic address exists.
