@BVolz My router is providing IPv6 address to my network. So any device correctly receive an IPv6 address via DHCPv6 protocol. My ISP is providing one /64 subnet so I've assigned :1:: to my router...

@Clive_A Anyway, I've added a access control rule but nothing happened: Policy: Allow Service Type: All IP Type: IPv6 Direction: All Source: IPV6GROUP_ANY Destination: IPV6GROUP_ANY Effectiv time:...

@Clive_A Yes, the ISP provide me a static prefix. So I can create as much subnet as I need and assing public address to my device. As the IPv6 address are public, I hope there are no default...

@Clive_A Ok, now it is clear. Actually I don't need the DHCPv6. SLAAC can be used as well. Simply the device choose its own address based on its mac address and it is static. But it seems this...

Hi team!!! I have an ER707-M2 IPV6 that correctly receives a fixed IPv6 prefix from the ISP and I want to assign an IPv6 address to a server connected to one of the ports. To assign the address I can...