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24.1 Legacy Series / Re: IPv6 ULA with NPT, when WAN is Dynamic
« on: April 26, 2024, 06:15:14 pm »So you want to use the entire /56 PD for NPT? No GUAs in the LANs at all?
Set the internal IPv6 prefix (source) to your ULA /56, leave the external IPv6 prefix (target) empty and set the track interface to an interface which tracks the WAN interface. Since you don't seem to be using tracking at all, you'll have to create a dummy interface for this purpose. Make sure the IPv6 Prefix ID used there isn't in use for any of your "real" LAN interfaces.
This is a rather new workaround and I haven't personally tested it yet, but I think that's how it's supposed to work. There's currently no "direct" way to use a delegated prefix for NPT.
Like others I want to keep it consistance with the prefix changes on the WAN. I'll give your suggestion a look, but @ProximusAl how are you mapping addresses on the WAN side?