MikroTik RouterOS 6.37 has support for the following PPP attributes,
Framed-IPv6-Prefix
Framed-IPv6-Pool
Mikrotik-Delegated-IPv6-Pool
Great! Make please support “Delegated-IPv6-Prefix”
And yet again nothing in the changelogs, sigh…
YES.
This is what we are waiting for.
When will this be available.
IPv4 can run for ever.
Mikrotik could help us massively by enabling this RADIUS attribute.
Any news about “Delegated-IPv6-Prefix” attribute for PPPoE?
I asked support a few days ago when this will be implemented, and the response was:
“We do not have/provide such information.”
And I asked and this was their response to me!!
“We are aware of this feature implementation. We will see what we can do.”
+1 for this feature
+1
+1 ..
Any news about “Delegated-IPv6-Prefix” attribute for PPPoE?
These attributes are supported long time, but still is missing Delegated-IPv6-Prefix as most important!
In second line there is too very nice attributes DNS-Server-IPv6-Address and Delegated-IPv6-Prefix-Pool which is RFC variant of the private Mikrotik-Delegated-IPv6-Pool.
yes, please implement Delegated-IPv6-Prefix for PPPoE, we have stuck in implementation of IPv6 using PPPoE (delegated IPv6 pool is not enough)
Unfortunately, I do not know what you have to do to someone mikrotik forced to finish!
please do something with this feature.
+1 RC 6.39 nothink new 
+1 for Delegated-IPv6-Prefix Attribute
Hi, i want to share a fasthack workaround for our ISP
We use radiusdma server and pppoe servers with static ipv6 default route. This script runs on cron minutely and saves any change of ipv6 routes on pppoe server to file.
#!/bin/bash
dateAndTime=$(date +“%Y-%m-%d-%H.%M.%S”)
basedir=“/var/log/XXX”
keyfile=“/xxxx/yyyy/x.x.x.x_dsa”
filename=“$basedir/$dateAndTime.txt”
serverip=“x.x.x.x”
serverport=“yy”
user=“abcd”
ssh $serverip -p $serverport -l $user -i $keyfile “/ipv6 route print detail without-paging file=ipv6routes”
sleep 2
scp -i $keyfile -P $serverport $user@$serverip:ipv6routes.txt $basedir/newtemp.txt
if diff -q <(cat $basedir/newtemp.txt | grep -v “#”) <(cat $basedir/temp.txt | grep -v “#”)
then rm $basedir/newtemp.txt
else
cp $basedir/newtemp.txt $filename
cp $basedir/newtemp.txt $basedir/temp.txt
rm $basedir/newtemp.txt
fi
exit 0
thanks, this script could be usefull … i had same idea, store information about used prefix/pppoe user from routing table … prefer static ipv6 delegated prefix, most of our client prefer same address (static AAAA dns etc … )
To achive this you configure every client manually?