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IPv6 addresses can not be deleted

Tue Jun 09, 2020 5:12 am

I have a strange issue:
I had some HE IPv6 addresses used in the past, which worked as expected. I added them to several pools and assigned them to different interfaces.
Now I deleted those assignments and pools. Everything is fine, just after a reboot, the old addresses appear again, this time with errors, since the pools are gone.
553  G ;;; WAN ULA
      fd01::1/64                                            bridge-wan                                                                                                             yes      
554  G ;;; LAN ULA
      fd00::1/64                                            bridge-lan                                                                                                             yes      
555 IG ;;; Hurricane Electric IPv6 Tunnel Broker
      2001:470:1f1a:3e6::2/64                               *18                                                                                                                    no       
556 IG ;;; Hurricane Electric 48 Pool
      ;;; address pool error: pool not found: pool-HE-48-0 (4)
      ::/64                                       pool-H... bridge-lan                                                                                                             yes      
557 IG ;;; Hurricane Electric 64 Pool
      ;;; address pool error: pool not found: pool-HE-64 (4)
      ::1/64                                      pool-H... bridge-wan                                                                                                             no       
558 IG ;;; PI Link
      ;;; address pool error: pool not found: pool-HE-48-1 (4)
      ::/64                                       pool-H... bridge-secondary                                                                                                       yes      
559 XG ;;; Hurricane Electric 48 Pool
      ::1/64                                      pool-H... bridge-lan                                                                                                             yes      
560 IG ;;; Hurricane Electric 48 Pool
      ;;; address pool error: pool not found: pool-HE-48-0 (4)
      ::/64                                       pool-H... bridge-lan                                                                                                             yes      
561 IG ;;; Hurricane Electric 64 Pool
      ;;; address pool error: pool not found: pool-HE-64 (4)
      ::1/64                                      pool-H... bridge-wan                                                                                                             no       
562 IG ;;; PI Link
      ;;; address pool error: pool not found: pool-HE-48-1 (4)
      ::/64                                       pool-H... bridge-secondary                                                                                                       yes      
563 DL fe80::6e3b:6bff:fee4:6c66/64                          bridge-lan                                                                                                             no     >
564 DL fe80::6e3b:6bff:fee4:6c67/64                          bridge-ampr                                                                                                            no     >
After deleting them and placing the proper new configuration, everything works fine, untill the first reboot, when the current config goes away (new pools stay in place, without issues), and the old IPv6 addresses reappear.
I tried clearing the configuration and restoring the config, disabling the ipv6 module and enabling it again to no avail. After each reboot, those old addresses are back.
Is a complete reconfiguration my only chance?
 
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Re: IPv6 addresses can not be deleted  [SOLVED]

Wed Jun 10, 2020 2:04 am

An export - delete configuration - import (in pieces) did the trick. But I still think this is an actual bug and should be addressed.
 
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Re: IPv6 addresses can not be deleted

Sat Apr 09, 2022 6:18 pm

I have the same problem even in the current ROS 7.2 CHR
I don't want to do an RSC export and import everything back again. I have more than 50 wireguard peers and the preshared-key is not exported in RSC. I really don't want to fill everything again. Is there no other solution?
 
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Re: IPv6 addresses can not be deleted

Sat Apr 09, 2022 6:31 pm

Write a script that saves the pre-shared keys to a file and then write a second one to place them back.

Or be patient and report it to Mikrotik support and hope they will fix that.
 
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Re: IPv6 addresses can not be deleted

Sat Apr 09, 2022 7:33 pm

I have more than 50 wireguard peers and the preshared-key is not exported in RSC.
You need to use "export show-sensitive". In v6, default was to export everything and optional hide-sentive parameter, in v7 it's the oposite, default is what previous hide-sensitive did and optional show-sensitive if you want everything.
 
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Re: IPv6 addresses can not be deleted

Tue Oct 03, 2023 1:58 pm

This is a bug. And the problem is not solved. Why did you say it was solved in the title?
 
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Re: IPv6 addresses can not be deleted

Tue Oct 03, 2023 8:35 pm

This is a bug. And the problem is not solved. Why did you say it was solved in the title?
I'm running 7.10.2 and don't have an issue of reappearing deleted pools or addresses after a reboot.