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MWisniewski's avatar
Apr 11, 2018
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SRX5308 IPv6 routing

While I know that I should consider this piece of equipment being my new paper weight, I just want answer to following question:
How to make it pass IPv6 to next router? Right now I have proper configuration of WAN (I can ping IPv6 hosts outside, get DNS resolutions) and I can get DNS resolutions from its DNS-proxy (so LAN is communicating over IPng) but no single packet is forwarded to WAN via IPv6.
Current configuration (leading bytes set to aaaa:bbbb)
WAN (static):
address: aaaa:bbbb:14::16
gateway: aaaa:bbbb:14::1
prefix: 48 (tried 64 also)

LAN:
address: aaaa:bbbb:14:1::1
prefix: 64
DHCP + RADVD enabled.

Router is in IPv4 NAT mode, as it doesnt override IPv6 strict routing. No manual routes are present. Any ideas, what is wrong?

  • Do you think it would be possible to configure IPv6 without dual stack enabled? However say it is fixed - after full wipe. Not a first time this procedure helped.

3 Replies

  • JohnC_V's avatar
    JohnC_V
    NETGEAR Moderator

    Hi MWisniewski,

     

    Have you tried setting up the firewall to IPv4/IPv6 Mode?

     

    Regards,

    • MWisniewski's avatar
      MWisniewski
      Tutor

      Do you think it would be possible to configure IPv6 without dual stack enabled? However say it is fixed - after full wipe. Not a first time this procedure helped.

      • JohnC_V's avatar
        JohnC_V
        NETGEAR Moderator

        MWisniewski,

         

        I don't think it would work as it is will be only focus on the IPv4 routing.

         

        Regards,

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