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The only exception to this rule is the GUEST network which doesn't have IPv6 configured at all. This is intentional, '''do not change it'''.
The only exception to this rule is the GUEST network which doesn't have IPv6 configured at all. This is intentional, '''do not change it'''.
=== Disabling IPv6 ===
To disable ipv6 per-machine (for various reasons, for example api.telegram.org bans our ipv6 address), run:
<pre>
nmcli con m «connection name» ipv6.method disabled
</pre>
And then restart the connection.

Revision as of 19:46, 28 March 2024

Wifi

  • devhack_guest : public
  • InternetOfShit : for all the IOT / misc devices
  • wlan0 : internal wifi for members only

For passwords for wifi networks, contact NetworkingTeam (avery & eliri)

IPv6 Service

AS21903 provides the following IPv6 announced from a machine in KOMO Plaza:

  • 2602:fa6d:300::/48

AS21903 (Arnhem Networks LLC) is operated by Alyx, and NOC contact information can be found at ANL-357.

IPv6 service is provided on a best-effort basis.

It's routed over the wg4 Wireguard interface on the Edgerouter.

All interfaces have their own /64 address that matches the IPv4 network (if the v4 network is 192.168.10.0/24, the corresponding v6 network is 2602:fa6d:300:10::1/64).

The only exception to this rule is the GUEST network which doesn't have IPv6 configured at all. This is intentional, do not change it.


Disabling IPv6

To disable ipv6 per-machine (for various reasons, for example api.telegram.org bans our ipv6 address), run:

nmcli con m «connection name» ipv6.method disabled

And then restart the connection.