Art Cancro via Jool-list <[email protected]> wrote: > Right now, we have things set up so that we route an assigned /96 block > to the NAT64 gateway. Now, I am wondering, is it possible to get Jool > to answer IPv6 Neighbor Solicitations for the entire block?
It sounds like you've used a /96 block on which you have other hosts.
Don't do that.
IPv6 allocations should be large enough so that it doesn't matter.
I allocate the "zeroth" network in my /56, /48 or /44 blocks (depending upon
site). So, 2001:db8:0:0000::/64, 2001:db8:0:0000::/56, etc.
I put the /96 in that block.
I also use this to /128 number all my routers as their router-ID.
I also use this for a /128 for the internal anycast of my DNS servers, which is
communicated by OSPF.
(where I run a network big enough for OSPF. For small installation, static
routing)
> Obviously we can do "ip neigh add proxy xxxx::xxxx dev eth0" for
> *individual* hosts, but I would like the gateway to answer neighbor
> solicitations for all 2^32 potential addresses in the pool. Does Jool
> offer any provision for doing something like this? If not, where in
> the code might I start looking to add it?
You have IPv4 think :-)
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