This looks like the same problem I have (see my earlier post on this list).
If I understood correctly, you will have to send router advertisements from your default router (apparently you need to do this from the router, with IPv6) using e.g. radvd to advertise the prefix length. Niels On 07/22/2014 07:53 PM, Lorenzo Milesi wrote: > Hi. > I've set up my box to have an IPV6 address, and it works fine. My DNSMASQ > server is NOT the default router, and I'm having troubles in correctly > delivering dhcpv6 responses to clients. > > My setup: > # ipv6 > dhcp-range=2001:1111:100:858b::ff00,2001:1111:100:858b::ffff,12h > dhcp-option=option6:3,2001:1111:100:858b::1 > enable-ra > > > 2001:1111:100:858b::1 is my firewall, thus the default gw. When a clients > connects to the network and dnsmasq replies, the returned prefix length is > wrong. This is what I get with ifconfig on an ubuntu box: > 2001:1111:100:858b::ff25/128 Scope:Global > while it should be /64. The dnsmasq server correctly has 64, the default > should be 64, so why is it returning 128? > I'm using 2.68 > > thanks >
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