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howto: IP passthrough to edgerouter: enable IPv6
I recently subscribed to AT&T gigabit and discovered that the Ubiquiti wizard defaults failed to provide ipv6 connectivity.
I spent a fair amount of time searching online, and I finally came across a link that worked for me: https://www.reddit.com/r/Ubiquiti/comments/m1jkuc/anyone_doing_vlans_on_att_fiber_and_ipv6_on_udm/
The link was specific to an EdgeRouter 4, but it worked perfectly for my EdgeRouter Lite running v2.0.9-hotfix.4. I have eth0 connected to the bgw320-505, eth1 and eth2 are separate ipv4 subnets
I made these changes using the Config Tree:
- interfaces / ethernet / eth0 / dhcpv6-pd / pd / 0 / interface / eth2 : deleted
- interfaces / ethernet / eth0 / dhcpv6-pd / pd / 0 / interface / eth1 : blanked out prefix-id, changed prefix-length to /64
- interfaces / ethernet / eth0 / dhcpv6-pd / pd / 1 : added with prefix-length /64
- interfaces / ethernet / eth0 / dhcpv6-pd / pd / 1 / interface : added eth2
- interfaces / ethernet / eth0 / dhcpv6-pd / pd / 1 / interface / eth2 : set host-address to ::2, blank prefix-id, set service to slaac
Eth1 and eth2 end up with 2 separate ipv6 subnets. From the bgw320:
IPv6 Delegated Prefix Subnet: xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:801e::/64 , xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:801f::/64
Thought I would share.
tinslwc
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1 month ago
I'm just adding some additional information for those that stumble onto this. This configuration is performing multiple prefix requests (2 in this case). Up to 8 can be used within the /60 delegated to the ATT RG (network 0 is RG LAN, networks 1-7 are unavailable due to a configuration file in the RG, networks 8-f are available for the end user).
IP passthrough has nothing to do with IPv6. It is an IPv4 function only.
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