Wiki page "Routed AP", section "IPv6 prefix delegation"

[mpa]

Routed AP

If you are using IPv6 prefix delegation for subnetting on the lan side, you will need to adjust the interface parameter ip6assign . The single prefix will need to be split. e.g. if it was 64 for the lan interface it could be set to 63 for the lan interface and 63 for the wifi interface. Failure to do this will give the 64 prefix to the lan interface, probably leaving no IPv6 prefix on the wifi interface.

This advice does not look correct to me because:

• One /64 prefix cannot be split into two /63; actually /64 should not be split further.
• For the choice of suitable ip6assign values, the prefix size received from upstream should be considered, rather than the previous ip6assign value of the lan interface.

Am I misunderstanding something?

I agreee it is important to check the values of ip6assign, even more so if routers are cascaded (which was not discussed there).

[mikma]

I agree that the text about ipv6 can be improved.

I also think the title "Routed AP" can be improved. I thought it was some AP mode (ie without wan interface), but it seems to be a router with a separate WiFi network.

[mpa]

Page updated, improvements welcome.

@mikma

I also think the title "Routed AP" can be improved.

For lack of a better idea, I left the title unchanged.
I understand it emphasizes the difference from the default, bridging AP mode.