Configuration Guide 46
Configuring Network IPv6 Configuration
Internet
Connection Type
Choose PPPoE as the connection type.
Note:
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If your ISP provides only one PPPoE account for both IPv4 and IPv6 con-
nections, and you have already established an IPv4 connection on this WAN
port, you can check PPPoE same session with IPv4 connection, then the
WAN port will use the PPP session of IPv4 PPPoE connection to get the IPv6
address. In this case, you do not need to enter the username and password
of the PPPoE account on this page.
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If your ISP provides two separate PPPoE accounts for the IPv4 and IPv6
connections, or the IPv4 connection of this WAN port is not based on PP-
PoE, please don’t check PPPoE same session with IPv4 connection and
manually enter the username and password for the IPv6 connection.
Username Enter the PPPoE username provided by your ISP.
Password Enter the PPPoE password provided by your ISP.
IPv6 Address Displays the IPv6 address of the WAN port.
3) In the Internet section, click Advanced to configure the way of getting the IPv6 address
and DNS address, and configure the Prefix Delegation. Then click Save.
Get IPv6 Address Choose the method by which the IPv6 address is obtained from the ISP.
DHCPv6: The DHCP server automatically assigns the IPv6 address.
SLAAC+Stateless DHCP: The DHCP server advertises the IPv6 prefix to the
WAN port, the WAN port then dynamically forms a host identifier that is 64
bits long and will be suffixed to the end of the advertised prefix to form an IPv6
address. Generally, the host identifier is formed using the EUI-64.
Prefix Delegation Enable or disable prefix delegation. The prefix will be assigned to the LAN clients.
Enable: The prefix of the IPv6 address will automatically be assigned by the ISP,
and you do not need to configure the prefix in the LAN page.
Disable: You need to enter a prefix manually.
Note: If more than one WAN port is enabled with Prefix Delegation, the LAN port
will assign the prefix of the latest enabled WAN port to the LAN clients.
DNS Address Choose the way of getting DNS address from the ISP.
Get dynamically from ISP: The DNS address will automatically assigned by the
ISP.
Use the following DNS address: The user needs to manually enter the DNS
address provided by the ISP.
Primary DNS/
Secondary DNS
Enter the DNS address provided by the ISP.
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