Closed clvgt12 closed 1 year ago
Can you post some partially-redacted output from ifstatus wan6
and ifstatus lan
showing the assigned prefix?
reboot router?
reboot router?
Ok, yes it was this simple. I rebooted the router and disabled/enabled my Linux workstations's IP interfaces. I now see the delegated prefix being assigned to the workstation's wired and Wifi interfaces.
Describe the bug
My ISP assigns IPv6 addresses to wan6 interface, and provides a /64 prefix for assignments on the lan interface.
I loaded Release 23.05.0, and https_dns_proxy upgrading from 22.03.5. When running 23.05.0, OpenWRT did delegate IPv6 from the /64 subnet to downstream clients (Linux, Windows and Android on Wifi). Now on 22.05.0, none of these clients are getting IPv6 addresses from the delegated prefix.
Here are the configurations:
/etc/config/network:
/etc/config/dhcp:
/etc/config/firewall:
/etc/config/https-dns-proxy:
FWIW, on my Linux workstation (martini), I see the router advertisements on the lan interface when running tcpdump, and after I restart the network on the router. I also see its dhcpv6 solicitations going unanswered by the router. martini does answer the ICMPv6 ping requests, so I am not firewalling the traffic out.
OpenWrt version
OpenWrt 23.05.0, r23497-6637af95aa
OpenWrt target/subtarget
ath79/generic
Device
TP-Link Archer A7 v5
Image kind
Official downloaded image
Steps to reproduce
Actual behaviour
No IPv6 global routable addresses are assigned to IPv6 clients on the interface:
Expected behaviour
IPv6 address to be assigned from the ISP delegated prefix.
Additional info
No response
Diffconfig
No response
Terms