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Date: Sun, 30 Jan 2011 17:07:35 +0100
From: Paul Schenkeveld <freebsd@psconsult.nl>
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Subject: rtadvd and carp
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Hi,

I'm trying to enable IPv6 troughout the whole network here but I'm stuck
on configuring rtadvd on my redundant firewall.  The firewall consists
of two Soekris net5501 (with 4 additional network interfaces each).
Sis0 is connected to a LAN where I'd like to use IPv6, carp0 is my
virtual interface.

If I enable rtadvd on sis0 on both firewalls I see they both advertise
the autoconf address of sis0 as the default gateway.  I'd like the
IPv6 address of carp0 to be advertised, can rtadvd do that or should I
go for an IPv6 enable DHCP server?

Thanks.

Paul Schenkeveld