config interface 'lan'
...
option type 'bridge'
option ifname 'eth0.1'
option proto 'static'
option ip6ifaceid '::CB0:A0'
...
Currently, the IPv6-PD + fixed suffix method is used to configure the IPv6 address of the router's LAN interface through the above configuration. However, this interface has only one IPv6 public network address. Can OpenWRT enable the ipv6 privacy extensions mode like other Linux or Windows systems, so that the router LAN interface is configured with a temporary IPv6 address with a random suffix, and this is used when the router LAN interface is accessed externally. Temporary suffix address.
I didn't find any useful information! The problem on my side is: IPv6-PD + random (temporary address) and IPv6-PD + eui64 two addresses exist on the router's LAN interface at the same time, not one of the two or other machines on the LAN need to enable the IPv6 privacy extension .
But if you want to have local and global why don't just not have this setting at all? Default is afaik to have local and global assignment. And where do I find info on your proposed Syntax? Last time I checked the wiki there was no mention on an interface...
As I said, my OpenWrt box is a client in my LAN, so it has no WAN connection. It gets IPv6 addresses via DHCPv6 from my internet router via LAN. The box has 4 switched ethernet ports. One is connected to my LAN. So I don't know what to specify with <henet_interface_name>.
That seems like a privacy extension address to me (since I don't know your MAC or the original IP, I can't determine definitively. You added the sysctrl settings (as I noted in the thread) and rebooted, correct?
but still no success. And yes, I always did a reboot. And IPv6 addresses starting with fd... can not be routed into the internet. I need another address starting with 2003.... This is a routeable address which should be used to access the internet from my box. By the way: All my other LAN client hosts have two such addresses.