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24.7 Production Series / ipv6 over VLAN that tunnels traffic over WG
« on: November 15, 2024, 01:15:31 pm »
Hi everyone, I've been trying for several weeks but cannot crack this case
Scenario:
I have this working with ipv4, once the client connects to VLAN 100, it picks up an IPv4 within that subnet, and v4 traffic is successfully routed over the VPN. Unfortunately, when it comes to ipv6, I am about to break my head.
I do not want to configure Track Interface because I do not want to pick up ipv6 from the local ISP. I am also open to the idea of having all tunneled ipv6 traffic use the interface ipv6 address on the remote side, rather than having each client advertise its own ipv6 address.
If someone can point me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it
I think the first step right now is to at least get the client to pick up an ipv6 via DHCP. From there it sounds like I just need to make sure I have the correct Rules in place (to use the WG gateway for ipv6 traffic), and possibly an outbound NAT rule.
Thank you in advance
Scenario:
- Wireguard VPN with "disable routes" checked
- VLAN 100. All traffic connected to VLAN 100 should tunnel through the WG VPN
I have this working with ipv4, once the client connects to VLAN 100, it picks up an IPv4 within that subnet, and v4 traffic is successfully routed over the VPN. Unfortunately, when it comes to ipv6, I am about to break my head.
I do not want to configure Track Interface because I do not want to pick up ipv6 from the local ISP. I am also open to the idea of having all tunneled ipv6 traffic use the interface ipv6 address on the remote side, rather than having each client advertise its own ipv6 address.
If someone can point me in the right direction, I would greatly appreciate it
I think the first step right now is to at least get the client to pick up an ipv6 via DHCP. From there it sounds like I just need to make sure I have the correct Rules in place (to use the WG gateway for ipv6 traffic), and possibly an outbound NAT rule.
Thank you in advance