At least not for me, my Windows box didn't get an IP if I enabled the Prefix for the internal interface, I had to leave that at off and manually do a DHCPv6 server.
According to the howto #1 in this forum, creating a prefix for an interface with "other config" checked should also put a ipv6 dhcp server with that data on that same interface.
But it doesn't seem to do that, at least my windows 7 box didn't get an IP.
So I had to delete the prefix and setup a dhcp v6 server on that interface, which worked.
As long as the prefix is there, you can't create another dhcp server on that interface.
According to the howto #1 in this forum, creating a prefix for an interface with "other config" checked should also put a ipv6 dhcp server with that data on that same interface.
But it doesn't seem to do that, at least my windows 7 box didn't get an IP.
So I had to delete the prefix and setup a dhcp v6 server on that interface, which worked.
As long as the prefix is there, you can't create another dhcp server on that interface.
