My ISP delegates a /56 IPv6 prefix, which is assigned to my Keenetic gateway and everything works fine.
I'd like to statically add a /64 subnet to another router connected to my LAN (or to some VMs behind a supervisor). I can easily achieve this configuration with a static route on the Keenetic.
However, I noticed that if the IPv6 firewall is enabled no communication is possible from the Internet. If the firewall is disabled, everything works, but I don't want to completely disable the firewall. Is there any way to allow traffic to a specific subnet?
Also, I'm running version 3.9 Beta 1 and I noticed that with the IPv6 firewall enabled hosts on the LAN do not reply to ICMPv6 echo requests (and possibly to ICMPv6 altogether), while the router still answers to pings to the IPv6 address on the Bridge0 interface. Is this an intended change? I'm pretty sure that ICMPv6 used to not be filtered by the firewall.
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My ISP delegates a /56 IPv6 prefix, which is assigned to my Keenetic gateway and everything works fine.
I'd like to statically add a /64 subnet to another router connected to my LAN (or to some VMs behind a supervisor). I can easily achieve this configuration with a static route on the Keenetic.
However, I noticed that if the IPv6 firewall is enabled no communication is possible from the Internet. If the firewall is disabled, everything works, but I don't want to completely disable the firewall. Is there any way to allow traffic to a specific subnet?
Also, I'm running version 3.9 Beta 1 and I noticed that with the IPv6 firewall enabled hosts on the LAN do not reply to ICMPv6 echo requests (and possibly to ICMPv6 altogether), while the router still answers to pings to the IPv6 address on the Bridge0 interface. Is this an intended change? I'm pretty sure that ICMPv6 used to not be filtered by the firewall.
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