On 2013-07-05T10:38:44-0400, Michael Richardson <mcr@sandelman.ca> wrote: > Daniel Pocock <daniel@pocock.com.au> wrote: > >> dhcpd does not have to run on the router. DHCPv6 servers are found by > >> multicast. Unless you set M=1 in your RAs, your hosts will not use > >> DHCPv6 for address allocation, so it makes little sense to attempt to > >> tie DNS updates to DHCPv6 in my opinion. > > > I've configured radvd on the router for M=1 - so all hosts should be > > using DHCPv6 and therefore DDNS should be maintained > > okay.... my observation is that client side dhcpv6 is unusual still at this > point. Certainly none of my phone/tablet devices will do that, and they all > speak ipv6 RA just fine. Windows 7, Mac OS X, and iOS devices, to name some examples that I've seen, have done client-side DHCPv6 correctly by default for a while. -- Kenyon Ralph
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