What | Removed | Added |
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Summary | All IPv6 packets are sent to router ��������� even for neighbors in the LAN. | Allow IPv6 redirects from router. |
Flags | needinfo?(ro@suse.com) |
(In reply to Jonathan Kang from comment #4) > Hi Dominik > > Upstream developers left some feedback there. Do you agree that it's due to > router misconfiguration? > > It seems that there is nothing left to do at NetworkManager side. But as you > mentioned in comment#0, modifying the default value of accept_redirects can > help. If you think this should be changed in Tumbleweed, please modify the > bug title to reflect the issue. I'll re-assign this bug to someone who is in > charge of this to take a look. > > Thanks. I would not say that there is a misconfiguration of the router. The router's behavior is basically understandable and makes sense (in principle). The behavior of NetworManager also makes sense. Only solution #1 (comment#0) remains as practicable. => Enable redirects from router. "sudo sysctl net.ipv6.conf.enp0s3.accept_redirects=1" BTW: All the Ubuntu distributions do this (tested with Linux Mint 20 (Cinnamon), Neon (KDE & NetworkManager), Kubuntu 20.04.3) as well as Arch Linux.