Quote from: amarek on Today at 08:14:11 AMTHX for this thread, this service was eating all my memory. after disabling it the usage was immediately at 28%, what a great solution to roll this out for all as fix implemented and started service............I was away from home and thankfully only the firewall's Web UI became non-functional, so I could still do remote SSH and diagnose the problem. For me the new service silently ate up 52GB of space for logging alone in less than 2 days and somewhat stalled the system as a result. I even read the changelog and noticed it but didn't think much at the time.
Quote from: meyergru on January 19, 2026, 08:24:55 PMAnd the difference to DHCPv6-derived IPs is that SLAAC-provided IPs are pushed, i.e. they are applied immediately when the GUA prefix changes.
The only thing you do not have is "known" static IPv6s that you can reference in DNS names (because the prefix can change). Usually, you do not need them anyways, because you can always use the IPv4 for internal purposes in DNS. All of that is covered in the HOWTO I linked above.