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Specifying iface = <interface name>
for address detection with an IPv6 provider catches a Unique Local Address (fd??:*) associated with the given interface. As the purpose of inadyn usually would be used to set domain names correctly for external access, and ULA are not reachable from outside of its local network, I would regard this to be a bug.
inadyn would pick fdab:::affe as address of interface and set the AAAA record with the configure provider. This is a ULA, not reachable from site-external internet.
Expected behaviour in the example
inady must pick 2abc::affe as address of interface and set the AAAA record with the configure provider to that address.
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Specifying
iface = <interface name>
for address detection with an IPv6 provider catches a Unique Local Address (fd??:*) associated with the given interface. As the purpose of inadyn usually would be used to set domain names correctly for external access, and ULA are not reachable from outside of its local network, I would regard this to be a bug.
Example context
Configuration iface=wlan0
Interface state:
Current behaviour in the example
inadyn would pick fdab:::affe as address of interface and set the AAAA record with the configure provider. This is a ULA, not reachable from site-external internet.
Expected behaviour in the example
inady must pick 2abc::affe as address of interface and set the AAAA record with the configure provider to that address.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: