KE>> No it is confusing. It only makes sense if you only use one subnet KE>> In my setup it works for 2001:980:42ea:1::..... KE>> But what about the subnet. 2001:980:42ea:fd::.....
MvdV> Good point. I was only looking at my own situation. My bad. The MvdV> modem/router combo that I am presently testing has no visible way to MvdV> enable more than the first /64 of the /56 that I am assigned by my ISP. MvdV> I had already noted that down as a minus point, but hadn't thought MvdV> beyond that.
The Fritz does not have a visible way ether. I cannot remember how I got the 4 highest /64's forwarded, but I think it was a special dhcp call to the Fritz router. I hope I have incorporated the magic in my boot scripts or documented, where I found how to do it. ;)
The Fritz only provides the fc/64 fd/64 fe/64 ff/64 subnets. To some extent I can imagine, that providing all would be a bit of an overkill for such a class of router.
Kees
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