This issue concerns me a lot. I have IPv6 completely functional both for private and guest network. Maybe I do not understand the above mentioned issue correctly. There is one problem left.
My provider serves me with a /56 fixed address as long as the MAC-address of my router does not change. Currently I have two /64 pools, as already explained one for private and one for guests. In the private pool is the IPv6 address to my server. That I need to configure at my hosting provider of my domain.
So my configuration is: zzzz:zzzz:zzzz:zzpp:aaaa:aaaa:aaaa:aaaa/128 where:
”z” = Fixed by the provider
“p” = Given by the Mikrotik ROS
“a” = provided by the router on base of the MAC address of the equipment.
Is there a way to influence “pp” in the complete address? Currently I have seen 00, 01, 02, 07, and 08. If one requires fixed IPv6 addresses this needs to be set somewhere? I would like them "00" for my private pool and "01" for my guest pool. Both fixed.
Maybe there is a solution?
My provider serves me with a /56 fixed address as long as the MAC-address of my router does not change. Currently I have two /64 pools, as already explained one for private and one for guests. In the private pool is the IPv6 address to my server. That I need to configure at my hosting provider of my domain.
So my configuration is: zzzz:zzzz:zzzz:zzpp:aaaa:aaaa:aaaa:aaaa/128 where:
”z” = Fixed by the provider
“p” = Given by the Mikrotik ROS
“a” = provided by the router on base of the MAC address of the equipment.
Is there a way to influence “pp” in the complete address? Currently I have seen 00, 01, 02, 07, and 08. If one requires fixed IPv6 addresses this needs to be set somewhere? I would like them "00" for my private pool and "01" for my guest pool. Both fixed.
Maybe there is a solution?
Statistics: Posted by Cees2439867 — Sat Dec 23, 2023 2:53 pm