02-20-2021 05:40 AM
So basically, I want to have two VLANs on my RV345: one for just my PC and the other for my WI-FI AP. I am able to receive an IPv6 address from Comcast and a /64 prefix without issue. If I put every port onto one VLAN, IPv6 works without issue. But once I split them up, it does not. I am aware that I need at least a /60 prefix in order for both VLANs to have IPv6 access and Comcast will supposedly give them to you if you give a prefix hint, but I see no way for me to add one. Does the RV345 not allow you to set one? It seems a poor design for a "small business" router not to be able to do that.
02-21-2021 01:07 AM
- https://cfnng.cisco.com/browse/routing/features -> Looks like this small business router can not do that. Check attached document.
M.
03-04-2021 11:08 AM
That document doesn't even list any small business routers. How can you be sure that means it can't give a prefix hint? None of it's other features are listed.
03-05-2021 01:15 AM
Hi Robert,
Take a look at the following thread that might be of your help:
Regards,
Martin
03-05-2021 08:47 AM
So my understanding based on that is this:
If I want the prefix length to 60 I should type that into the "Prefix" field in the VLAN settings.
The router will then solicit the CMTS for a /60 prefix.
03-05-2021 02:22 PM
Wireshark capture of multicast advertisement:
10-09-2022 12:45 AM
Were you able to get this to work on the RV345? You said you entered "60" into a "Prefix" field, but I don't see a field labeled "Prefix" on the VLAN settings.
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