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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 21/01/2014 10:40, Martin Babutzka
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<div> Hello, </div>
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<div> We are using this great piece of software so far as DNS
cacher but want to implement it also as IPv6 server by now.
DHCPv4 is handled by another software at the moment
(isc-dhcp-server) but we think the dnsmasq 2.62-3 is quite
suitable for our need of an DHCPv6- and RA-server. </div>
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<div> I activated the features in dnsmasq.conf which I think
should set-up a working DHCPv6/RA-Server (see compressed config
file below). From then on the server distributed ipv6-addresses
from the correct range. Unfortunately some error occured: As
wanted it also distributed Gateway and DNS-server but it used
the LINK-LOCAL v6 address of the corresponding interface instead
of the Global configured address (2010:7d0:904:1202::1). Is this
a bug or misconfiguration? </div>
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<div> Another independent question: With this configuration
dnsmasq starts to be pretty noisy in the syslog. Is there any
option to reduce the verbosity once the system works? </div>
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v2.68 includes 'quiet-dhcp, quiet-dhcp6 & quiet-ra' options
which significantly help the syslog noise.<br>
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I think it's correct behaviour to advertise the link-local address.<br>
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Hope that helps.<br>
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Kevin<br>
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