I have some kind of a problem where I don't seem to find a solution to.
I have a working IPv6-tunnel with tunnelbroker.net (Hurricane Electric) but I don't seem to find where I can protect the locally distributed (/48) network addresses.
It makes no difference whether I use prefix advertisements or DHCPv6.
The host is reachable over its IPv6 address. In my Firewall the first rule I have is Any v4,v6 -> IP Broker (network) Reject (and logging enabled), but this makes no difference, also I don't see any logging in the firewall of this.
Right now I'm certain that HTTPS traffic goes through and I also get replies from pings. In the ICMP tab all checkboxes are unchecked.
When I ping this same host on its IPv4 address from a different subnet, then I do see this as allowed trafic (I made a rule for this) in the firewall log.
How can I protect IPv6? Do I have to make other firewall rules or should I change a setting somewhere first?
This is on UTM 9.103-5.
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