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Because I have a /48 range and don't use every possible /64 subnet from it, there is a routing loop between my box and the ISP.
I can create a null route for my IPv6 /48 subnet, but it doesn't get applied.
How to reproduce:
System/Routes/All: Create a route for 2001:1111:1111::/48 to Null6 - ::1
Check System/Routes/Status - no route for 2001:1111:1111::/48 is visible there
Also a traceroute to this destination shows that the default route will be used. In the routing log only this message is visible:
radvd[73122]: sendmsg: Permission denied
In my opinion opnsense should automatically create a null-route for a received PD with a subnet with less than 64 bits, or at least provide an option for this.
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Because I have a /48 range and don't use every possible /64 subnet from it, there is a routing loop between my box and the ISP.
I can create a null route for my IPv6 /48 subnet, but it doesn't get applied.
How to reproduce:
Also a traceroute to this destination shows that the default route will be used. In the routing log only this message is visible:
In my opinion opnsense should automatically create a null-route for a received PD with a subnet with less than 64 bits, or at least provide an option for this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: