On Wed, 2016-10-26 at 00:13 +1100, Karl Auer wrote: > > DHCPv6-PD runs on the upstream side of your router and acquires > prefixes; the router then distributes (sub-)prefixes on the inside of > the router.
So this would be in the wheel-house of odhcpd, yes? So this is part of that configuration that has not changed since originally deploying this router ages ago. > If the upstream changes what it sends, it can screw things > up. OK. But if I don't use DHCPv6-PD then this is a moot point, yes? How would I know if I am using DHCPv6-PD then? > I'd be looking at what the upstream is sending (IFF you are using > DCPv6-PD). Indeed. So how do I know if I am in fact using DHCPv6-PD? This IPv6 configuration stuff is still pretty new to me. > If you really haven't changed anything in your LAN, then it > must be outside your LAN... Indeed. The question is what though. :-/ Cheers, b.
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