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My internal v6 addressing is as such: fd65:<16-bit-mnemonic>:<vlan-id>::/56 The 16-bit-mnemonic is something memorable to me (e.g. b37a:7357 would be addressa
by cassianoleal 4y ago
My internal v6 addressing is as such:
fd65:<16-bit-mnemonic>:<vlan-id>::/56
The 16-bit-mnemonic is something memorable to me (e.g. b37a:7357 would be addressable l33tsp34k for "beta test" - that's not the one I use :P). In this case, VLAN 10 would be in the fd65:b37a:7357:10::/56. Gateway for it is fd65:b37a:7357:10::1.
It's really not harder than IPv4 for these cases.
Servers and services are assigned static IPs either via DHCPv6 or directly on the boxes (or both as I kinda use the DHCP table as a poor man's IPAM). Other devices internal IPs and globally routable IPs are assigned through SLAAC with privacy extensions where available.