A bug in IPv6 DHCP server

@rfcat_vk Could you provide some snapshots of what you are seeing, you mention static addresses on your W10PC and then a static IPv6 address on your VM network, but mention DHCP in the post title.  Is DHCP handing out duplicate IP addresses, or is DHCP handing out an address you have already manually configured on a VM?  Because that is normal, albeit an issue with DHCP on any system. IP addresses statically assigned must be outside the range of DHCP scopes.  Maybe i misread the post, but may be able to help if i understand more clearly.

I use static addresses assigned in the DHCP server, outside the scope range. The w10pc picks up its ipv6 address at boot time, the VM server also uses DHCP to receive an address from within the scope, but picks up the one already assigned to the w10pc outside the scope. When I assign an address to the VM as in fixed within the VM, but use DHCP to pickup network details the VM receives the address assigned to it plus the one assigned to the w10pc.

I hope that clarifies the issue.

Wayne, you would need to disable ipv6 on the interface based on current behaviour of the ipv6 DHCP server.

Ian

I use static addresses assigned in the DHCP server, outside the scope range. The w10pc picks up its ipv6 address at boot time, the VM server also uses DHCP to receive an address from within the scope, but picks up the one already assigned to the w10pc outside the scope. When I assign an address to the VM as in fixed within the VM, but use DHCP to pickup network details the VM receives the address assigned to it plus the one assigned to the w10pc.

I hope that clarifies the issue.

Wayne, you would need to disable ipv6 on the interface based on current behaviour of the ipv6 DHCP server.

Ian