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Drakon
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IPv6 128 adresses for devices normal?
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April 07, 2022, 03:52:52 pm »
Hi,
so i setup IPv6 on my OPNSense following this tutorial:
https://docs.opnsense.org/manual/how-tos/ipv6_dsl.html
with the only difference that i unticked the checkbox "Request only an IPv6 prefix" on the WAN interface, since otherwise my OPNSense wouldn't have an public IPv6 Adress, only a local one.
However i noticed that basically all my devices across all networks get both a 64 public address and a 128 public address. Some use the 64, others the 128. But ipv6 tests on all devices seems good and everything seems to check out.
I basically just want to ask, if that is normal behavior? Should i be worried? Did i do something wrong?
Thanks for answers in advance.
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Greelan
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Re: IPv6 128 adresses for devices normal?
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April 08, 2022, 09:03:34 am »
IPv6 is designed to operate with multiple host addresses, include multiple global addresses. In your case the addresses are likely being configured via SLAAC - one is temporary and the other non-temporary/stable
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