Hello,
I need the Neighbour Discovery Protocol (NDP) to be activated on my machines in order to communicate to the internet via IPv6 and accept incoming connections over IPv6. For this the machine needs to broadcast Router Solicitations and receive Router Advertisements. Activating NDP in the firewall settings of my PVE also enables Neighbor Solicitation and Neighbor Advertisement. As of my understanding this is needed for the Router<->VM relation to make the machine known to the router (get incoming ipv6 connections) but I want to prevent the machines from discovering each other. For this I tried a workaround in the past:
However it doesn't really work. I gave up and now the topic came up again. The current me can no longer remember why the former me chose precisely this path. That's why I'd like to ask around if anyone has a better way. Why don't these rules work? Is the switch for NDP in the GUI prioritized over the security group rules?
I need the Neighbour Discovery Protocol (NDP) to be activated on my machines in order to communicate to the internet via IPv6 and accept incoming connections over IPv6. For this the machine needs to broadcast Router Solicitations and receive Router Advertisements. Activating NDP in the firewall settings of my PVE also enables Neighbor Solicitation and Neighbor Advertisement. As of my understanding this is needed for the Router<->VM relation to make the machine known to the router (get incoming ipv6 connections) but I want to prevent the machines from discovering each other. For this I tried a workaround in the past:
However it doesn't really work. I gave up and now the topic came up again. The current me can no longer remember why the former me chose precisely this path. That's why I'd like to ask around if anyone has a better way. Why don't these rules work? Is the switch for NDP in the GUI prioritized over the security group rules?