TP-Link Omada ER8411 VPN Router - Manual (Page 60)

Configuring Network IPv6 Configuration
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Assigned Type Determines the method whereby the gateway assigns IPv6 addresses to the clients
in your local network. Some clients may support only a few of these assigned
types, so you should choose it according to the compatibility of clients in your local
network.
Note:
• If Internet Connection Type of WAN / SFP WAN is selected as Pass-Through (Bridge), the IPv6
parameters of the LAN port and the other WAN ports cannot be configured.
• If Prefix Delegation of WAN / SFP WAN is enabled, the Address Prefix of LAN is automatically
assigned by your ISP and you cannot designate an address prefix manually.
■ Configuring the DHCPv6
Choose the menu Network > IPv6 > LAN to load the following page.
Figure 8-9 Configuring the DHCPv6
In Assigned Type section, select the connection type as DHCPv6. Enter the corresponding
parameters and click OK .
IPv6 Address Enter the IPv6 address and prefix length (subnet mask).
File Suffix Enter file suffixes to specify the file types. Use Enter key, Space key, “,” or “;” to divide
different file suffixes. The hosts of the selected IP group cannot download these
types of files from the internet.
DHCP Range Enter the starting and ending IPv6 address to define a range for the DHCPv6 server
to assign dynamic IPv6 addresses.
Lease Time The duration time in minutes when the assigned IPv6 address remains valid. Either
keep the defualt 1440 minutes or change it if required.
DNS Address Select a method to configure the DNS server for the LAN, with Auto selected, the
DNS server addresses are automatically obtained. With Manual DNS selected,
manually enter the primary and secondary DNS server addresses provided by your
ISP.
Address Displays the IPv6 address of the LAN port.