This is related to #224 and openwrt/packages#11904 with hopefully more specific use case to test.
It appears that auth-zone: will ignore the prefer-ip4: and prefer-ip6: settings. This can cause a mass flood in syslog when the ISP has no IPv6, but the local network does. This can also flood when 6in4 tunnels are used which may be slow to bring up on boot. auth-zone: also appears to ignore do-not-query-address: which should work on the AXFR at least (i.e. port 53), but doesn't. There is no way to stop this bad behavior unless do-ip6: no which may not be desired by client configuration on the local network. Consider the following configuration file fragment with no ISP IPv6 and LAN IPv6 happily operating in fd00::/16 local admin address range.
This is related to #224 and openwrt/packages#11904 with hopefully more specific use case to test.
It appears that
auth-zone:
will ignore theprefer-ip4:
andprefer-ip6:
settings. This can cause a mass flood in syslog when the ISP has no IPv6, but the local network does. This can also flood when 6in4 tunnels are used which may be slow to bring up on boot.auth-zone:
also appears to ignoredo-not-query-address:
which should work on the AXFR at least (i.e. port 53), but doesn't. There is no way to stop this bad behavior unlessdo-ip6: no
which may not be desired by client configuration on the local network. Consider the following configuration file fragment with no ISP IPv6 and LAN IPv6 happily operating infd00::/16
local admin address range.