I have tried everything - even reloaded it completely. I cannot get port to pull an IPv6 address from my pfSense Router.
My ISP provides me with a /64 IPv6 block and I am using prefix 0 (all of my other systems will pull an IPv6 address). COMCAST uses DHCPv6 (with Track Interface of the WAN).
My machines pull an address which looks like this: 2601:c4:c501:xxxx:yyyy:bee2:275b:9070 (masked IP)
When I do' ip addr' from the Proxmox shell - I see it only has a link-local "fe80" address.
![1699903889582.png 1699903889582.png](https://forum.proxmox.com/data/attachments/57/57711-39dbc78d60bbcae808937b4609e4582d.jpg)
You can see below that pfSense is working for IPv6 (2607
![1699903842455.png 1699903842455.png](https://forum.proxmox.com/data/attachments/57/57710-f105ffb5d212b605fdbe922ae0926a6a.jpg)
If I try that from Proxmox shell - I get a failure:
![1699905082085.png 1699905082085.png](https://forum.proxmox.com/data/attachments/57/57713-643a4437d61f0cb264cee7f47f41a521.jpg)
How do I fix this? I have been seeing some stuff for Debian and a file called --- /etc/sysctl.conf (but it is giving steps to 'disable' IPv6, which would lead one think it is already enabled)
My ISP provides me with a /64 IPv6 block and I am using prefix 0 (all of my other systems will pull an IPv6 address). COMCAST uses DHCPv6 (with Track Interface of the WAN).
My machines pull an address which looks like this: 2601:c4:c501:xxxx:yyyy:bee2:275b:9070 (masked IP)
When I do' ip addr' from the Proxmox shell - I see it only has a link-local "fe80" address.
![1699903889582.png 1699903889582.png](https://forum.proxmox.com/data/attachments/57/57711-39dbc78d60bbcae808937b4609e4582d.jpg)
You can see below that pfSense is working for IPv6 (2607
![1699903842455.png 1699903842455.png](https://forum.proxmox.com/data/attachments/57/57710-f105ffb5d212b605fdbe922ae0926a6a.jpg)
If I try that from Proxmox shell - I get a failure:
![1699905082085.png 1699905082085.png](https://forum.proxmox.com/data/attachments/57/57713-643a4437d61f0cb264cee7f47f41a521.jpg)
How do I fix this? I have been seeing some stuff for Debian and a file called --- /etc/sysctl.conf (but it is giving steps to 'disable' IPv6, which would lead one think it is already enabled)