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Uff, https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/issues/new/choose links me back to the forum... Ok, then... */
I would like to see that ip6assign
gets a default value of 64
and that it is used on all IPv6 capable interfaces.
Rationale:
Why isn't 64
the default of ip6assign
, anyway?
If a user want to have another local network (within the current local network), then this link to a downstream router would need special treatment, nevertheless.
The user needs to know how large that (downstream) network is, or assume (a default) like /60
, but in the end: What kind of user scenario can be achieved here? How many clients can connect and request a prefix till a common delegated prefix runs out of space? If user wants/needs prefix-delegation, then a short write-up in the wiki collection how to configure a dedicated "transport link" to a downstream router, would serve better. And how to cut and slice the prefix of course.
Also, I would assume, that the most of configured networks, are local networks intended to connect end user devices, anyway. Therefor an implicit default of /64
would save me from repeating this obvious statement all over the place, all the time
I'm a heavy user of ip6hint
and "I need" to set ip6assign 64
, otherwise I get no auto-calculated interfaces addresses.