Add DHCP-PD support if the WAN interface is set to DHCP. Select a DHCP-PD prefix length in correspondence with your ISP. If set to "none" it will not be requested and normal DHCPv6 is performed. You can set a link local IPv6 address on the LAN interface and select a DHCP-PD Prefix number from the drop down. When the dhcp-pd request is succesful, a global IPv6 address from the prefix pool with the corresponding prefix number will be configured on that interface. We then start a rtadvd daemon for this interface.
Added by Seth Mos about 14 years ago
Add DHCP-PD support if the WAN interface is set to DHCP.
Select a DHCP-PD prefix length in correspondence with your ISP. If set to "none" it will not be requested and normal DHCPv6 is performed.
You can set a link local IPv6 address on the LAN interface and select a DHCP-PD Prefix number from the drop down.
When the dhcp-pd request is succesful, a global IPv6 address from the prefix pool with the corresponding prefix number will be configured on that interface. We then start a rtadvd daemon for this interface.