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Quote from: dseven on July 25, 2026, 10:05:28 AM(again) ULA + NPTv6 seems like the obvious solution if you want to use ULAs internally with a dynamic GUA prefix for internet access. Have you even considered it? Hacks are likely to come back and bite you later...I'm using NAT66 so the dynamic prefix is no problem, neither are ULAs. This also is a supported configuration that works without hacks. The issue is that I want to get rid of the autogenerated Link-Locals (fe80) and replace them with manually assigned Link-locals (getting rid of them entirely should work if a ULA is statically assigned, but at least OpenBSD refuses to create NDP entries from anything that is not fe80:0:0:0::; Windows, Linux and FreeBSD don't seem to care).
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