Added IPv6 config into README #36
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Going to crosscheck with my config, pretty similar, minus obvious port difference. My att has been off & unplugged for over a week already. Storms most of reason for reboots. I agree it should be added. |
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issue #3 documents a lot of this, though jay emailed me the config I used in this PR which I had to change slightly (eth3 to eth0). The only thing I had to add was the slaac service for ipv6 to work for me (but I also used duid to keep our old block). |
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This config is working perfectly for me. 10/10 on test-ipv6.com |
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@jimbair Added your updated config into my guide here: guide_eap_proxy. Thanks to @h-parks for pointing this out to me. |
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@jaysoffian curious if you had any feedback :) |
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This adds in the info I needed to get our network up-and-running with IPv6; I'm hoping we can add this into the README for future adopters.