This repo contains a collection of example config.boot files which you can use as a starting point for configuring your UBNT EdgeRouter for IPv4 and IPv6 on a number of networks, including:
Copy the raw contents of the appropriate config.boot
file into your local clipboard.
Then create a blank config.boot
file in /home/ubnt
with:
$ sudo vi /home/ubnt/config.boot
Once inside the vi editor, turn off the auto-indenting feature before you paste by typing
:set noai
and pressing ENTER
. If you’re not familiar with vi, make sure you type the :
whenever they’re shown in this guide.
Now enter “insert” mode by pressing lowercase i
(you don’t need ENTER
after the i
command).
Paste the copied raw config.boot
file from your local system’s clipboard using your terminal client’s
Paste menu item or keyboard shortcut (usually CTRL-V
on PC, Command-V
on Mac, etc.). Now write and quit
the file by typing:
:wq
and then ENTER
.
Now you’re ready to copy your new config.boot
file over the EdgeRouter’s default config.boot
file with:
$ sudo cp /home/ubnt/config.boot /config/config.boot
You can apply the new config.boot
file by rebooting the router with the reboot
command, or with:
$ configure
# load
# commit
# save
# exit
If you edit the IPv6 settings in your config.boot
and want to apply them immediately, do:
$ release dhcpv6-pd interface eth0
$ delete dhcpv6-pd duid
$ renew dhcpv6-pd interface eth0
Change eth0
as needed to match your configuration's WAN interface.
Test your connection for IPv6 support by visiting these websites: