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Remember that IPv6 must be enabled in Home Assistant, try in automatic mode to start and restart the AdGuard Home plugin. DHCP IPv6 6to4: 2002:3dde:4b11:1::2 DHCP IPV6 private range: Test on windows with command:
fd61/64 private range DHCPv6:
NOTE: restart system after network change (problems with multicast) |
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I have a perfectly fine working setup with AGH serving both DHCP and DNS for IPv4, but after enabling IPv6 on my router, my devices are now getting ISP provided DHCPv6 and DNSv6. I need IPv6 in order to be able to connect to IPv6-only servers.
AGH > settings > DNS settings > DHCP IPv4 Settings show a normal configuration, but no range can be added under DHCP IPv6 Settings - the fields are grayed out. I have a feeling this could be the problem?
Essentially I just need to know how to enable IPv6 from AGH to see if that will solve the problem.
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A little more info. My router is a tp-link Archer C7 v5.0 with DHCPv4 disabled. There are apparently no way to explicitly disable DHCPv6 though. Once IPv6 is enabled there are 3 choices available: DHCPv6, SLAAC+Stateless DHCP and SLAAC+RDNNS. I just realized that when using the first two options, clients are assigned the ISP DNS servers, but with the SLAAC+RDNNS option they are assigned the AGH DNS server. I can't say I understand anything about this, other than this part works.
I still don't see any way to set up DHCPv6 STATIC LEASES in AGH.
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