I can only see the fixed global scope IPv6 address for qsv0, which connect eth0 and eth1. I can tell the fixed IPv6 address is based on mac address(EUI-64).
A few days ago, I delete the Virtual Switch(qsv0) and I saw the temporary IPv6 address once. But it left with the fixed address again as I added the Virtual Switch back.
So the question is, how can I check if the IPv6 Privacy extension is enabled? how to get the temporary IPv6 address.
How to check and enable IPv6 Privacy extension?
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toratata
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Re: How to check and enable IPv6 Privacy extension?
Sorry, I forgot mention platform. TS-464C QTS 5.0.1.
TS-464C, TS-212P3.
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Re: How to check and enable IPv6 Privacy extension?
If you are accessing your NAS from inside your LAN, I think PE is not needed. And if you want to access your NAS from outside a VPN on your router is highly recommended.
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Re: How to check and enable IPv6 Privacy extension?
I have transmission running on host mode, and I need IPV6 for it to get more peer established.ritters wrote:If you are accessing your NAS from inside your LAN, I think PE is not needed. And if you want to access your NAS from outside a VPN on your router is highly recommended.
It’s posting my only IPv6 address to the tracker until I get new prefix from ISP.
TS-464C, TS-212P3.