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High availability / Re: How to do IPv6 with DHCPv6-PD?
« on: November 03, 2021, 02:41:06 pm »
Same problem here. I could work around that by allowing as last rule on the LAN interface all IPv6 traffic instead of allowing only traffict originating from LAN net.
Another problem: for IPv4 I can define a virtual IP which is "shared" between the two firewalls. What about IPv6? It appears that with prefix delegation each firewall has to use its own IPv6 adresses. So it's not possible to assign an IPv6 adress to a domain in order to reach a server behind the firewall. Either the domain points to the address of the first or to the address of the second firewall?
Where am I wrong here?
Another problem: for IPv4 I can define a virtual IP which is "shared" between the two firewalls. What about IPv6? It appears that with prefix delegation each firewall has to use its own IPv6 adresses. So it's not possible to assign an IPv6 adress to a domain in order to reach a server behind the firewall. Either the domain points to the address of the first or to the address of the second firewall?
Where am I wrong here?

