> On Jan 8, 2018, at 3:43 PM, Brian Bennett <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> While I am always a proponent of using IPv6 everywhere, you can use IPv6 in
> non-global zones without having IPv6 enabled in the global zone. Each zone
> has an exclusive IP stack.
Right. Shamefully enough given my resume, I've never gotten around to enabling
IPv6 in the global zone in my world.
This works fine for a native zone though:
"nics": [
{
"nic_tag": "vlan",
"ips": [ "192.148.252.10/26", "2610:178:1:1::a/64" ],
"gateways": [ "192.148.252.1" ],
"vlan_id": 100
}
],
Similarly, regarding the exclusive IP stack, I don't think Jesús needs a
different subnet for global zone vs native zones. BeIf they upstream is only
giving him a /64 they're really doing him a disservice. /48s, /56es, and even
/60s are more appropriate than a /64 for home use. Someone at the ISP is
suffering from IPv4-thinking. :(
Also Jesús said "PS: That said, I already have an internal etherhub I must
configure
using a custom SMF because there is no "/usbkey/config" mechanisms for
that."
This works in /usbkey/config -
etherstub="switch0,switch1,switch2,switch3,switch4,switch5,switch6,switch7"
Is there a comprehensive list of stuff you can put in /usbkey/config somewhere?
A pointer to the code that parses it would be fine; I'm not usually quite that
lazy, just harried this morning. :)
-r
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