* Markus Stenberg <markus.stenb...@iki.fi> > Instead, it sounds like potentially issue with IPv4 + dnsmasq (e.g. > option that prevents RFC1918 replies from being forwarded), I hope > you are not using legacy IP :)
I left everything at defaults, so my links were indeed numbered using IPv4 (RFC1918, 10/8), as well as IPv6 ULA from a prefix automatically set up by OpenWrt when the router was installed (pre-Homenet conversion) and of course IPv6 GUA (from ISP/DHCPv6-PD). I'll try to remove the option you mention and see if that's better, thanks for the tip! BTW - this reminded me that I also noticed that after rebooting a router, another ULA prefix (*not* the one configured in OpenWrt on either router) also showed up and links were numbered using it, but it vanished again after a while. No idea where it came from. To be investigated! :-) > (We intentionally touch as few defaults as possible, and that > protection is on by default IIRC) > > Another caveat is that DHCP-derived names within dnsmasq are not > currently distributed outside (local) dnsmasq but instead just > provided locally, possibly with some weird domain that other routers > do not know about. (dnsmasq extensibility leaves something to be > desired.) Understood. Thanks! Tore _______________________________________________ homenet mailing list homenet@ietf.org https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/homenet
