Erik Anderson schreef op 10-10-2014 3:51: > Any thoughts on this? > > Unfortunately, all of the examples and documentation I can find on > IPv6 configures with pfSense are geared towards consumer-class > circuits using DHCP-PD, and I've not found anything about proper > static configuration.
Well, mine is proper static configuration since I started, but I've not run into this case. However, do keep in mind that I configured all this in the 2.1 development cycle and never tried this on 2.1 RELEASE or later. My setup is 2 sequential carp clusters complete with ip4 and ip6 configuration including ip6 carp addresses. I have never run into this issue before. What you do might want to check on the firewall is the routing. I've seen a few cases where any changes to the gateways after 2.1.1 results in all sorts of hilarious behaviour except properly adding and removing routes. I was also not amused when this broke my HE.net tunnel at home, tunneled interfaces after 2.1.1 are apparently very different gateway wise now. The end result being that I can't properly switch gateways now when you have 2 tunnels and NPt. So check your routing with netstat -r before and after changing and see if you lost your default gateway. Regards, Seth > Again, I thought this would be simple, but at least during my first > attempt at configuration, I ran into major issues. > > Thank you all! > -Erik > > > On Wed, Oct 8, 2014 at 2:19 PM, Erik Anderson <erike...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Good afternoon- >> >> This is in regards to pfsense-2.1.4-RELEASE. >> >> This morning my ISP (finally) turned on IPv6 on our circuit. They >> assigned a /126 P2P link for the WAN and are routing a /48 to us. I >> have the WAN interface configured without issue, and am able to ping6 >> from the router itself to external addresses. >> >> The problem arose when I added the static IPv6 configuration to my LAN >> interface. I chose an arbitrary /64 subnet for the LAN and assigned an >> IP to the interface. When I applied this configuration, *all* traffic >> to and through the router (both v4 and v6) stopped. I couldn't ping >> the v4 address of the router, etc. I ended up having to attach to the >> serial console and restore a previous config file in order to restore >> connectivity. >> >> My questions are: >> >> 1) How was adding v6 addressing information to the LAN interface able >> to affect v4 traffic? >> >> 2) How can I add static v6 configuration to the LAN interface sucessfully? >> >> This all seemed like it should be a very simple task, but apparently >> I'm missing something. >> >> Thank you! >> -Erik > _______________________________________________ > List mailing list > List@lists.pfsense.org > https://lists.pfsense.org/mailman/listinfo/list > _______________________________________________ List mailing list List@lists.pfsense.org https://lists.pfsense.org/mailman/listinfo/list
