Reinier Schoof

I agree that breaking changes are no desirable, this was merely a PoC and I'm happy to take any suggestions. I'm not aware of any implementations out there sending RA's...

The [RFC](https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc4861#section-2.1) states: > router - a node that forwards IP packets not explicitly addressed to itself. which doesn't explicitly is the case when sending out RA's on behalf of...

I've cleaned up the PR a bit and this time it's not a breaking change. Let me know if you're happy with the `lla_address` config key, since the word address...

@mdlayher any thoughts on this?

That actually works, never thought of that. The only difference with how I normally send the router advertisements is that now I have both a /64 route and a /48...

I have a question that relates to this issue but is unrelated to WireGuard however: I'm currently running a RAD that I've built myself to send out router advertisements _on...

For the company I work for, I've implemented [this](https://github.com/skoef/crapvd). Due to scaling issues I rewritten this in golang but never published it. Main advantage of that project is the ability...

I think 2 things prevent me from replacing my implementation with CoreRAD: - the fact I can't specify the Source LLA's address through config (PR incoming for that) - the...

@Natolumin this lease storage API seems like a really good idea, sorry to see that it didn't get more momentum! In a local build of CoreDHCP I experimented with using...

Apart from the whole SIGHUP/refresh feature, the refactor of the plugin into an interface seems like a good idea to me anyway. That way you can easily keep state of...