Harri Suutari <[email protected]> writes: > Like with IPv4 you could define a static private IPv6 address > (e.g. fc01::1/64) for the internal interface of the router and let > Dnsmasq use that interface as a constructor for the internal DHCP > addresses. Private DNS follows automatically like on IPv4. > > # /etc/dnsmasq.d/dnsmasq.local > #IPv6 > enable-ra > dhcp-range=::64,::c8,constructor:<internal_router_interface_name_here>,slaac,ra-names
I've actually tried that but dnsmasq thinks the clients have one address while they actually have something else so the address dnsmasq returns doesn't work. The only successful name+address allocations from dnsmasq I've managed with IPv6 have been the EUI-64 kind. Good enough since my external temp address is not EUI-64 but I wonder if I'm still doing something wrong, any hints? Clients are using systemd-networkd or NetworkManager.
