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5. Configuring Software Environment
2. (Optional) Specify the definition information for using the IPv6 address automatic allocation function.
To automatically allocate IPv6 addresses, specify the following definition information (in addition to basic
information) in the setting fields for the device to be specified.
(J)
Specify whether to enable DHCP. Specify true.
true: Enabled, false: Disabled
(K)
Specify whether to enable RA. Specify true.
true: Enabled, false: Disabled
3. (Optional) Specify the definition information for using the IPv6 address manual allocation function.
To manually allocate IPv6 addresses, specify the following definition information (in addition to basic
information) in the setting fields for the device to be specified.
addresses:
- 2001:db8:1:1:20a:f7ff:fe15:d92b/64
gateway6: 2001:db8:1:1:21b:8bff:fe79:2e4 --------
(L)
Specify the IPv6 address to be individually assigned by using aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd:eeee:ffff:1111:2222
format. You can omit leading zeros in the string of numeric values separated by colons.
(M)
Specify the IPv6 default gateway (router) address in aaaa:bbbb:cccc:dddd:eeee:ffff:1111:2222 format.
You can omit the setting if you do not use the gateway.
Specify manual allocation of IPv6 addresses if you want to generate a user-specific local address (unique local
address) other than the link local address or global address used for communication beyond routers.
4. Apply the IP addresses.
Run the following command or restart the unit.
$ sudo ip_duplichk_start
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dhcp6: true
accept-ra: true
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