MikroTik

IpV6 Prefix Relation Using MikroTik.

[@odlanyermuller4849]

I really enjoyed the way you explained everything, I was like, is over? I wanted to keep learning more in a chill way like you did. Thank you very much.

[@LAMBDAStrategies]

I am so really grateful for comments like this, I just cannot stop reading it over and over again. I really value those kind words. They so endearing even though this video is years old the feedback and response it has gotten makes me love what I do even more. Thanks again for your really kind words and keep it real.

[@redrover06able]

Dave. Great video. I watched it multiple times. Question. I have /56 from my ISP provider. I'm a wisp provider. So I want to reassign the /56 to my wifi router (dhcp cient) using prefix delegation server. So I have multiple wifi router connected wireless to my radios on the tower through a mimosa cpe. I setup the delegation server at my router where the radios are connected. When the wifi router is connected, it will talk to the delegation server. Here are my questions: 1. I assume I have to setup delegation at the router for each radios because they are in separate VLAN? 2. On my server. IPv6 Pool, what prefix land prefix length I should use? I use prefix 60 and prefix length 64 3. Does the DHCPv6 Client pool prefix has to be match the prefix length of the DHCP pool at the server (i.e. 64) 4. Would it be a problem with I have 500 DHCP clients (i.e. 500 CPE/Wifi router)? Since /56 only has 256 /64s subnet 5. Each client will show up separately at the DHCPv6 server binding tab? 6. Some of the DHCPv6 clietn will not bound. It will state on searching until I reset the DHCP server. Do you know why? Thank you

[@LAMBDAStrategies]

Thanks for your question you should learn the basics of subnetting or maybe hire some consultation. Regards

[@redrover06able]

@@LAMBDAStrategiesI learned and figured it out. What is the fun of hire someone else instead of learning yourself

[@vasyvasylev.v]

thanks! I had trouble understanding "prefix lenght" made equal prefix size( have a good day!

[@LAMBDAStrategies]

This means that if you choose the same prefix length as the one you received, you will have the whole prefix to work with

[@libardogonzalezherrera]

muy buen canal