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Hello,
i'm opening this as a discussion since i can't understand if i'm missing something or i have an issue :)
starting point: i have a working MIKOPBX ver: 2024.1.114 at home. I had to manually modify some config file, but ok it works.
And it works even if my provider is full ipv6 based.
What i'm not liking is that i found no way to assign the ipv6 address to the container itself, so i'm forced to keep the container network to "host" and not bridge.
Then i've seen that dev version has official ipv6 support.
Good! so i've just installed a MikoPBX ver: 2026.1.223. I tried setting ipv6 in the GUI (as slaac) but here we are, the container does not take any ipv6.
so i'm wondering if i missed something :)
thanks
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Hello,
i'm opening this as a discussion since i can't understand if i'm missing something or i have an issue :)
starting point: i have a working MIKOPBX ver: 2024.1.114 at home. I had to manually modify some config file, but ok it works.
And it works even if my provider is full ipv6 based.
What i'm not liking is that i found no way to assign the ipv6 address to the container itself, so i'm forced to keep the container network to "host" and not bridge.
Then i've seen that dev version has official ipv6 support.
Good! so i've just installed a MikoPBX ver: 2026.1.223. I tried setting ipv6 in the GUI (as slaac) but here we are, the container does not take any ipv6.
so i'm wondering if i missed something :)
thanks
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