[8.980][ANSWERED]How to stop IPv6 from being NAT'ed

Currently my network has a native IPv6 connection.
If I turn MASQ off , the IPv6 still works, good, but IPv4 doesn't, bad.

If I have MASQ on the IPv6 addresses for the internal devices all go out on the same IPv6 address which is the external IPv6 address.

How do I provide IPv4 nat'ing and omit IPv6?

Ian

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0 da_merlin over 12 years ago

If it works this way for you than keep it please till 9.1 beta starts,
9.1 will have proper Prefix Delegation support!

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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 12 years ago in reply to da_merlin

Hi,
thank you for your continued guidance.

At not stage during any of the configuration changes did the UTM receive any answers to the xmt requests. Maybe the modem is just too dumb.

I have restored the modem to a simpler configuration and the UTM to DHCP cable modem.

Roll on v9.1

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0 RFCat_vk_01 over 12 years ago in reply to da_merlin

Hi,
thank you for your continued guidance.

At not stage during any of the configuration changes did the UTM receive any answers to the xmt requests. Maybe the modem is just too dumb.

I have restored the modem to a simpler configuration and the UTM to DHCP cable modem.

Roll on v9.1

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