Hi,
My ISP gave me IPv6 address spaces via the PPPoE:
IPv6 Prefix: 2a00:1234:5678:11::/64
IPv6 Delegated Prefix: 2a00:1234:567:b00::/56
I did manage to make it working but now all devices in local network are getting IPv6 addresses from first /64 subnet extracted from /56 pool. This is kind of fine but I'd like to split /56 into smaller chunks and then assign it to specified devices both behind NAT and these having public IP (I have /29 IPv4 from my ISP too). At the moment if I add another /64 subnet then all devices are getting multiple ipv6 addresses.
How can I do this?
My ISP gave me IPv6 address spaces via the PPPoE:
IPv6 Prefix: 2a00:1234:5678:11::/64
IPv6 Delegated Prefix: 2a00:1234:567:b00::/56
I did manage to make it working but now all devices in local network are getting IPv6 addresses from first /64 subnet extracted from /56 pool. This is kind of fine but I'd like to split /56 into smaller chunks and then assign it to specified devices both behind NAT and these having public IP (I have /29 IPv4 from my ISP too). At the moment if I add another /64 subnet then all devices are getting multiple ipv6 addresses.
How can I do this?
Code:
[admin@RB750Gr3] /ipv6/firewall> /ipv6 address print Flags: I - INVALID, D - DYNAMIC; G - GLOBAL, L - LINK-LOCALColumns: ADDRESS, FROM-POOL, INTERFACE, ADVERTISE# ADDRESS FROM-POOL INTERFACE ADVERTISE;;; Xxxxxx0 G 2a00:1234:567:b01::1/64 Xxxxxx bridge1 yes 1 DL fe80::50af:79df:51e4:4870/64 wireguard-client-xxx no 2 DL fe80::41e7:9486:ed68:d9e2/64 wg-server no 3 DL fe80::62c1:7efb:be81:9b95/64 wireguard-client-xxxxx no ;;; interface must have mtu >= 1280 to support ipv64 IL fe80::f3d1:3d75:eb1f:1337/64 wireguard-client-xxxxx no 5 DL fe80::e68d:8cff:feb1:59d/64 bridge1 no 6 DL fe80::e68d:8cff:feb1:59c/64 ether1 no 7 DL fe80::dc70:be60:0:6/64 pppoe-out1 no 8 DG 2a00:1234:5678:11:xx70:xx60:0:6/128 pppoe-out1 noStatistics: Posted by horizn — Sun Feb 18, 2024 2:36 am