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Hello, Dmitry!
I've been thinking about a situation. Today, IPoE works with vlan-per-client because of IPv6 allocation. Is there any difficulty with it working in shared mode? I ask this because I thought of a possibility to have only one IPoE server, and at the service points (cities, neighborhoods), doing DHCP-relay only. This would generate enormous ease, since management would be only one or two servers with IPoE and not many. In this case, even IPv6 would have DHCPv6-Relay and everything would be contemplated in shared mode. Currently, for me to raise a DHCP-Relay on the edge, I would need to do it on every C-VLAN assigned on my network. Is there any possibility, even if that remote works? I am willing to cooperate with all the tests necessary for this purpose.

Regards!

Hi Dmitry,

Me too. An idea would be to release version 1.11.3 as it is and create a new development already based on this thread. But it's just an idea.

I'm studying "C" but I'm still in printf kkkkkkk If one day I become as good a programmer as you, I promise to help with the project.

hi
are you speaking about pure ipv6 in shared mode or dual ipv4/ipv6 ?

Hi!

Both modes.

Regards,

Pure IPv6 I have use NAT64 / DNS64 for transition methods and dual ipv4 / ipv6 for dual-stack transition.

Regards

i can try to make shared ipv6 like nonshared is implemented now, f.e. session must be started by ipv4 and then obtain ipv6 by RA or DHCPv6
pure ipv6 requires too much rework

Perfectly! Is a helpful much. Only IPv6 wait in a next oportunity. I await your return for the tests.

Certainly dual stack IPv4/IPv6 in shared mode is much more important.

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