SpudHead I've busted my brain trying to figure this out. I'm basically trying to get an IPv6 setup working with my service provider. The situation is as follows: (The IPs are fictional, but analogous to the real ones I'm using) My VPS is given a static IPv6 address range in which I am free to change the last 4 bits ONLY of the IP. So for example my VPS is configured with a static IP of 2001 : aaaa : bbbb : cccc : 1111 : 2222 : 3333 : 4001/64 Thus I can also assign if I want to: 2001 : aaaa : bbbb : cccc : 1111 : 2222 : 3333 : 4002/64 2001 : aaaa : bbbb : cccc : 1111 : 2222 : 3333 : 4003/64 ... 2001 : aaaa : bbbb : cccc : 1111 : 2222 : 3333 : 400e/64 The gateway is 2001 : aaaa : bbbb : cccc : : 1 My problem is how do I setup OpenVPN to utilise those available IPv6 addresses? I currently have it running in NAT mode using a fdxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:: address space. But it would be nice to use the real global IPs on the VPN client side. I've tried no end of stuff and just can't figure it out. EDIT: After a lot of research, it seems that a bridged setup might be the solution. This knocks things up a few skill levels so I'm gonna stick my head in a some reading and see if I can get a grip on it. EDIT2: I managed to get it working with a bridged configuration. I would post the config file in case it would help others but this forum messes up the IPv6 address with some kind of formatting because of the colons (even in an oconf block) so I'm not going to do that as it may serve to confuse more than it helps. You might want to look at that admins, being able to write an IPv6 address without it getting messed up seems kind of important in this context.
dortdort hello, i am not sure but i guess you already solve my problem. can you check my topic please? https://forums.openvpn.net/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=31745&p=97191&hilit=ipv6#p97191 i am greatful.