Am 04/16/17 um 16:49 schrieb Florian Ermisch:
> But then I couldn't even say if an address change would trigger
> ifstated(8)…
In this case it would, because an IPv6 address change at Deutsche
Telekom is triggered by a reconnect. I use ifstated to trigger an
asterisk and pf reload.
>
> Regards,
Am 16. April 2017 14:22:42 MESZ schrieb Florian Ermisch
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>Am 16. April 2017 10:54:51 MESZ schrieb Harald Dunkel
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>>Hi Florian,
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>>sorry to say, but you missed the point. The IP address of
>>*another* host inside my LAN changes, e.g. a mail server,
>>a http proxy, etc. The int
Am 16. April 2017 10:54:51 MESZ schrieb Harald Dunkel :
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>Hi Florian,
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>sorry to say, but you missed the point. The IP address of
>*another* host inside my LAN changes, e.g. a mail server,
>a http proxy, etc. The interface identifier of each host is
>surely stable. The prefix is not
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Hi Florian,
sorry to say, but you missed the point. The IP address of
*another* host inside my LAN changes, e.g. a mail server,
a http proxy, etc. The interface identifier of each host is
surely stable. The prefix is not. Using the old prefix in
pf.
Hi Harald,
just use `($IFACE)` to get interface's current
IP (with the rules being updated when the IP
changes).
In addition you can use the interface group
`egress` to address the interface which is
used for the default route.
Both options are used together in the
OpenBSD router tutorial on bsdno
Hi folks,
Since I don't get a static IPv6 prefix from Deutsche Telekom, but
a different prefix on every new pppoe connection, I have to rely
upon some lookup service for pf.conf.
pf.conf(5) doesn't mention dynamic IP addresses at all (except
for its own interfaces), so I wonder what is best pract
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