git blame
That said, I'd disable it altogether and never look at that checkbox again.
2 delegated prefixes. IPv6 connectivity (LAN and WAN) works as well. OP’s issue might be related to his configuration or ISP. My setup isn’t fancy at all. It’s a standard configuration.
Here is the ultimate revert kernelhttps://github.com/opnsense/src/issues/218#issuecomment-2321096627to test your theory. Otherwise this is a configuration issue perhaps.Cheers,Franco
I must be missing all the wonderful use cases, using such boring tactics like having one track interface and setting up all the rest to be static.
What's odd here is the claim that 24.7.1 is the bad version, when in reality only 24.7.2 changed dhcp6c and there is something weird going on there (see other thread). Sure, 24.7.1 introduced other problems, but the triage here just doesn't feel consistent.As far as packet captures go that's pretty useless since we need to know what dhcp6c does. Enable debug under System: Interfaces: Settings and reboot. The dhcp6c logs tell us about all the communication that is being done (and why) and in most cases where a prefix is missing the server will likely not have sent it in the first place.Cheers,Franco