New to TrueNAS and might be missing something obvious but after trying to figure it out for a day myself, I decided to ask for help...
My network uses both IPv4 and IPv6. IPv6 are being assigned via Stateful DHCPv6 (M+O flags) with no SLAAC as I have a fixed public IPv6 /56 assigned to me.
All Linux, Windows, Mac & IOS clients do get an IPv6 address from the DHCP server and can connected to internal and external servers by IPv6.
For Debian Linux I had to set /etc/network/interfaces to "iface xxx inet6 dhcp" so that it would not try to auto manage IPv6.
What setting do I have to use in TrueNAS Scale to archive the same as the above? I tried all possible combinations of DHCP and IPv6 automanage with no luck.
Just not getting an IPv6 address from my DHCP server.
Thanks for your help.
-Sven
My network uses both IPv4 and IPv6. IPv6 are being assigned via Stateful DHCPv6 (M+O flags) with no SLAAC as I have a fixed public IPv6 /56 assigned to me.
All Linux, Windows, Mac & IOS clients do get an IPv6 address from the DHCP server and can connected to internal and external servers by IPv6.
For Debian Linux I had to set /etc/network/interfaces to "iface xxx inet6 dhcp" so that it would not try to auto manage IPv6.
What setting do I have to use in TrueNAS Scale to archive the same as the above? I tried all possible combinations of DHCP and IPv6 automanage with no luck.
Just not getting an IPv6 address from my DHCP server.
Thanks for your help.
-Sven