Hi, Op 22 apr 2012, om 22:03 heeft bsd het volgende geschreven:
> Hello my friends, > > > My ISP is providing a full /64 network which looks similar to > 2a01:e35:2436:7e20::/64 That's the limitation you get with the Free.fr, they only subnet a single /64. That means it's impossible to put a IPv6 router behind it. They don't give you the option anywhere to request more then 1 single /64 which is downright silly. Even 6to4 gives you a /48 per default, and most dutch ISPs are giving you a /48 or /56. The smallest i've seen so far is /60, which atleast gives you 16 networks so you can easily place a router behind your connection. > By activating the DHCP6 on my WAN I have an IPv6 attributed immediately… But > on the WAN if ! Yeah, there is no going around that, and NPt won't help you either, because you don't have a prefix to translate. If you have a public IPv4 address, or if their CPE allows for it, request a tunnel from HE.net. Although that is probably not the answer you wanted. If the CPE has a bridge mode you could configure the WAN in pfSense and configure the delegated /64 on your lan. Theoretically. Cheers, Seth _______________________________________________ List mailing list [email protected] http://lists.pfsense.org/mailman/listinfo/list
