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IPv6 - v6 Subnet not showing in my custom network type Fixed IP

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Hi all, I've search far and large for some insight on what is happening to me but I can't find quite the same issue as I have. IPv6 still being in it's infancy I suppose. That and having a few foreign concepts to IPv4.

 

So here is my setup : I managed to obtain a routable IPv6 from my ISP configuring my UDM Pro with a SLAAC Connection and /56 Prefix Delegation.

 

On the wan interface, I got an IP looking like 2606:6d00:xxxx:xx23:zzzz:zzzz:zzzz:9197

 

Then, on my LAN interface, I got a subnet looking like 2606:6d00:xxxx:xx24::/64

 

In Unraid, I configured my eth0 Interface (Interface description = top-left) with bridging with both network protocol (IPv4+IPv6), Static IPv4 (192.168.1.230/24) and automatic IPv6.

 

It got an IPv6 adress looking like : 2606:6d00:xxxx:xx24:zzzz:zzzz:zzzz:a410 and the link local adresse of my gateway (fe80::yyyy:yyyy:yyyy:4180) as a gateway adress, which is per protocol, all right, even if unsightly.

 

To make sure it was all routable from the internet, I tested an IPv6 only traceroute to 2606:6d00:xxxx:xx24:zzzz:zzzz:zzzz:a410 from an online tool, it got to my router's WAN interface alright. And i can login to my Unraid WebUI using [2606:6d00:xxxx:xx24:zzzz:zzzz:zzzz:a410].

 

In my docker settings, i got my IPv4 and IPv6 custom networks selected :

IPv4 custom network on interface br0: Subnet: 192.168.1.0/24 Gateway: 192.168.1.1 DHCP pool: not set

IPv6 custom network on interface br0: Subnet: 2606:6d00:xxxx:xx24::/64 Gateway: fe80::yyyy:yyyy:yyyy:4180 DHCP pool: not set

 

(in case that's important)

 

Docker custom network type: macvlan

Host access to custom networks: Disabled

Preserve user defined networks: No

 

So now, the meat and potatoes. 

 

All my docker containers are configured with the UI (No fancy docker compose) with "Custom : br0 -- top-left" Network Type and fixed "IPv4" addresses.

At the right of the "Fixed IP address (optional):" field, i got "Subnet: 192.168.1.0/24". For the life of me, I can't get my IPv6 subnet to show up AND then i'm not sure how I would even specify the IPv6 adress or tell it to use SLAAC to get one.

 

HELP ? :)

 

 

Solved by Altheran

  • Community Expert

Which unraid version?
Please post unraid diag file....

plugin tips and tweaks touches some ipv6 stuff for network. systectl may need adational ipv6 for your use case...

see posts:

 

 

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Hi, thanks for taking the time.

 

My UnRaid version is 6.12.13.

 

Here is the requested diagnostics

 

untheran-diagnostics-20241112-2258.zip

 

Before going deep in the routing stuff and systemctl etc ... I just don't see the configured subnet here (and I am not sure where i would specify the desired Static IPv6 IP address)

 

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Unraid has a properly configured IPv6 and is pingable, and the subnet is visible in the docker configuration page.

image.thumb.png.9c4bc9b594d0905e6438115f03f2f3c7.png

 

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  • Solution

Well, I got it !

Updated to 7.0.0 beta4 as there was a few IPv6 fix listed for docker, didn't want to take chances.

Didn't work.

 

Then I removed the bridge as I don't really use it and also enabled host access to custom networks. (Edit: host access created a duplicate of my Unraid IP under a new MAC, triggering some annoying notifications in UniFi. I reverted back this setting to Disabled, and everything keeps working fine, so no need for host access for IPv6 to work, it was just the bridge ! )

 

Then the subnet appeared in my container settings !

 

Now to define the IPs, all I had to do is setting the Fixed IP field properly (adding the IPv6 following a coma after the IPv4.

 

Instead of : [ 192.168.1.2 ], do this : [ 192.168.1.2, 2606:6d00:zzzz:zzzz::1:2 ]

 

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction :)

Edited by Altheran

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