Matt Layher

Wouldn't this problem be solved in the correct way by running multiple instances of a router advertisement daemon? - router advertises default route - hypervisors are delegated prefixes and then...

That's what I was thinking too Dave. I do have a unicast only mode (not really tested) available but I think the fundamentals of NDP still require a MAC address...

Also I have never messed with NDP proxying and CoreRAD doesn't have any knowledge of it either IIRC. I guess it is something I should look into.

I'm not sure what kind of guidance you're looking for but https://corerad.net/ covers a lot of the basics. You're welcome to play around with the source to see if you...

@skoef thanks for reaching out. This sounds different enough and probably merits more investigation. Opening a new issue to continue discussion: #26 .

v0.3.4 supports interfaces without MAC addresses, such as PPPoE. I'm still not sure how this may or may not apply with WireGuard.

@skoef first, are you aware of another implementation such as radvd that supports this feature? I am aware that there is an NDP proxy functionality but as far as I...

Interesting use case! I had wondered about how something like this might work in the past: a /48 assigned to the router, maybe DHCPv6-PD to give a /56 to each...

Hello! Thanks for the contribution and apologies for the delay. I haven't touched this package in a couple of years and I think it needs a rework before any new...

That sounds great. It turns out, I'll actually probably be picking this back up in the near future as well. I have some ideas, but let's start with this PR.