well... that depends on your needs
I would suggest encrypted DNS:
Its in Indonesian but a very good guide if you google translate.
I would suggest encrypted DNS:
Its in Indonesian but a very good guide if you google translate.
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Moving to IPv6 network
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harshmoorjani
I got banned!
Oh, here is what I need...
- TSBB provides me with a public static IPv6 prefix
- I need to be able to surf IPv6 Internet using that (with Mikrotik router sitting between ISP ONT Nokia G-2425G-A and my home network)
- I am not able to get prefix from the ONT... but I am able to get address from ONT (for mikrotik router)
- Also, I am not able to get DHCPv6 Relay working to have other devices get IP from ONT
Check this @harshmoorjani IPv6 configuration on PPPoE interface - MikroTik
i.e.,
1. Put ONT in bridge mode.
2. Create a DHCP Client on the WAN interface
3. Create a IPv6 address from that prefix and advertise it. All the other clients should get a V6 address using SLAAC.
i.e.,
1. Put ONT in bridge mode.
2. Create a DHCP Client on the WAN interface
3. Create a IPv6 address from that prefix and advertise it. All the other clients should get a V6 address using SLAAC.
harshmoorjani
I got banned!