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IPv6 Configuration |
Setting up IPv6 address and subnet mask
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Each VPS is automatically assigned its own /64 IPv6 subnet by EDIS. An IPv6 address from the assigned subnet is statically preconfigured on the interface.
To change the IPv6 address or add more addresses from the /64 assigned to your KVM, you'll need to use a manual configuration. The network setup is dependent on the operating system in use.
In Debian Linux you can work with the "ip" command.
Configure an IPv6 address at runtime:
ip -6 addr add 2a03:f80:ed15:435a::1/48 dev eth0
Display configured IPv6 addresses
ip -6 addr show
To enable external IPv6 communication, a default route or default gateway must be configured.
Configure an IPv6 default route:
ip -6 route add default via 2a03:f80:ed15::1
Display configured IPv6 default route:
ip -6 route show