The routing for my OpenWrt setup goes like this:
OpenWRT Router > CenturyLink Router > Internet
The CenturyLink router uses 6rd as its IPv6 mode of connection.
In my OpenWRT router, I use DHCPv6 to connect to the CenturyLink router.
My OpenWRT router has internet access and I can ping IPv6 addresses without problem.
The issue is my OpenWRT LAN devices have IPv6 addresses but are not able to connect to the internet with it.
I've tried:
-relaying (failed)
-bridging (failed)
-PPPoE through bridge (unable to obtain my PPPoE password)
-My own 6rd in my OpenWRT subnet (couldn't figure the configuration out)
I have a dns adblocker and I would like to have a better firewall for my IPv6 through OpenWRT so I would rather have OpenWRT assign IPv6 through the LAN bridge instead of bridging IPv6 to my CenturyLink router.
I've been looking everywhere for answers for several days but none seem to work. As far as looking for information, I found out that my LAN devices do not have any mention of my CenturyLink IPv6 ("2606::") through "ip -6 addr show", only LAN addresses from OpenWRT ("fe80::").