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IPV6 /64 subnet on vps.. HELP
The story is that I requested for ipv6 on one of my vps and got a /64 subnet sent to me through customer service chat. My problem is this..
1. How can I configure this to be used on my VPS?
2, I have 2 vps services from same provider.
3. My CP shows ipv6 0.
Any help will be appreciated..
N/B the vps are openvz
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You need to add addresses from the subnet in SolusVM, click Network when viewing your VPS. You can't add all the IP's from the subnet, the more you add the longer it takes to boot your container...
If you cannot configure it from a web control panel, try this command:
# /sbin/ip -6 addr add 2001:0db8:0:f101::1/64 dev eth0
Its openvz. With the command it says Cannot find device "eth0"
The network area only shows my ipv4
Unless you are using veth device don't even try to touch the networking config from inside the container!
Then your provider messed up, get them to fix it!
Been trying but they think that its my fault....
If it's not showing any IPv6 in the network tab of SolusVM (if that's what you're using) then your provider messed up, get them to add a subnet properly.
Will keep trying. This is the third day....
Try change eth0 to
venet0
orvenet0:0
.If OP is sure she/he is assigned with a whole /64, the ipv6 address could be any of the 2^64.
OpenVZ doesn't work like that unless it's a virtual ethernet device bridged on the host side. With venet the IPv6 address needs to be added to the container config, and that can only be done from SolusVM on the client side not from inside the VPS.
All assigning a subnet in SolusVM does it allow the user to add individual addresses from their subnet to the VPS, and does not route the /64 as with full virtualisation.