I use the Dynamic Device & OS Identification for addresses and it works
great, BUT it only works for IPv4 as far as I can see. You can define an
address by MAC address in both IPv4 and IPv6 but you can't create a
Dynamic address in IPv6 based on Devi...
I've been attempting get IPv6 prefix delegation for longer than I want
to admit. And I'm close, but no cigar.So I request a /56 prefix from
ISP.Got: delegated-prefix iaid 1 : 2600:8800:ab81:a100::/56YES, it
works. So on the LAN I have SLAAC and DHCP ...
Maybe this is an easy one but I haven't figured it out. I have 4 LANs,
one wired and three WiFi, one is a guest, and one is a IoT. They all
need to access the internet, and I have 6 or 7 blocking rules that are
repeated for each. I want to have these...
I'm running 7.2.8..I just got IPv6 running, and I run dual stack IPv4
and IPv6For some reason, I started receiving many 64:ff9b:: requests
from some devices. (Amazon, I'm looking at you.)I understand these are
IPv6 requests to get to the IPv4 Interne...
I've searched everywhere, but can't resolve this question. I have TWO
ISP's that each use IPv4 and IPv6. With IPv4, each ISP gives you one
public address and on your network, you assign local IP addresses that
can stay fixed, 192.168.1.X. for example...
Thanks. I kinda figured that, but the question is why? If you click on
the dynamic IPv4 address that is created, you get a list of MAC
addresses of devices that are matched for that device. Also you can
create a IPv6 address composed of a MAC address...
So, on the LAN side, there is the selection of DHCP and Delegated. I
picked Delegated. -------Then when you get to the bottom setting SLAAC
and DHCPv6 server, you only tell it the WAN port name. So I guess that
is the confusing part. On the WAN page,...
Thanks. I did figure it out, I'm not sure how, but I did. I think some
flags not in the GUI had to be set different. I think your suggestion on
talking to the ISP is a good one, in theory, but not too good in real
life. COX only supports their own eq...
It looks helpful, but it also appears you can only put interfaces in a
Zone if they are completely unused, which means losing several days
work, so isn't going to happen.
OK I fixed it, just not the way I should have to. The two IP addresses
at Facebook my computer and iPhones were contacting had IP addresses in
the 31.13.70.X and 31.13.90.X ranges, so I just added a firewall rule to
block those two IP ranges. Works l...
