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No, it's not enough because you end up needing Proxy NDP for your traffic to reach other subnets smaller than a /64 (e.g. a /80) if you have the /64 on your wan
by xnyanta 5y ago
No, it's not enough because you end up needing Proxy NDP for your traffic to reach other subnets smaller than a /64 (e.g. a /80) if you have the /64 on your wan interface and carve it out. Normally, you'd have a /64 on your wan, then another /64 for your containers or multiple /64s for different container deployments or virtual machines. Then traffic would route properly between your networks with ipv6 forwarding enabled.
- sneak 5y ago> is more than enough for all of your VMs/containers on the box > you end up needing Proxy NDP for your traffic to reach other subnets smaller than a /64 (e.g. a /80) if you have the /64 on your wan interface and carve it out It sounds like we are in full agreement.
- Dagger2 5y agoIf you're using proxy NDP then you don't have "more than enough" IP space for what you're doing. You have none and you're hacking up a workaround -- one that's inevitably going to have people coming away thinking "v6 is hard" rather than putting the blame where it deserves to be.