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Overwrite link-local address with my own ULA #8066
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Actually the following issue sounds quite similar to mine: |
I wouldn't know why you would like to remove the default link-local (it's likely not a good idea), but my best guess is setting the tunable |
In practice this will likely lead to defunct IPv6 unless you add static valid link-locals to every interface that should speak IPv6. |
What I want to reach is to get from the current state:
to this state:
so I can avoid having overlapping link-local addresses. |
Link local addresses are local to their link. Each interface can have fe80::1 and it does not matter since the full link local address is Do not mess with link local if you do not want IPv6 to break. |
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
On my server, there are multiple interfaces using
fe80::
prefixes (e.g. podman).I tried to solve that issue by setting a static IPv6 configuration with my own private ULA (
fdb0:[...]
).However, I noticed that now I simply get an additional IPv6 address:
Describe the solution you like
Is there a way to replace the
fe80::
address with my own ULA?Or would it be possible to disable the
fe80::
address and set thefdb0:[...]
as default gateway?Describe alternatives you considered
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