[OpenWrt Wiki] IPv6 DNS IPv6 DNS This assumes that you have already configured working IPv6 as described in ipv6.essentials. It is still a work in progress and may not be completely correct! This guide uses DNSMasq as a DNS forwarder and RADVD …
OpenWRT users are significantly represented by residential and small-business users of one master router and maybe a few repeaters. We need a way to support the best of both use cases. I have attached some major changes to /etc/init.d/dnsmasq that address this. If you uninstall ODHCPD, then init will configure DNSMASQ for RA/DHCP6.
17.02.2021 · Dnsmasq is a lightweight, easy to configure DNS-forwarder and DHCP-server.It is designed to provide DNS and, optionally, DHCP, to a small network.It can serve the names of local machines which are not in the global DNS.The DHCP-server integrates with the DNS server and allows machines with DHCP-allocated addresses to appear in the DNS with names configured …
16.12.2021 · DNS and DHCP examples See also: DNS and DHCP configuration, DNS encryption, DNS hijacking Introduction This how-to provides most common dnsmasq and odhcpd tuning scenarios adapted for OpenWrt. Instructions Static leases LuCI -> DHCP and DNS -> Static Leases Add a fixed IPv4 address 192.168.1.22 and name
09.09.2017 · If you don’t use a custom OpenWrt image, the default DHCP/DNS constellation is as follows: dnsmasq does DHCPv4 and DNS dnsmasq ships without DHCPv6 support (dunno why that’s different for you) odhcpd does DHCPv6 dnsmasq does not interface with odhcpd in any way So that’s why you only get IPv4 addresses.
15.10.2018 · But if you just want them to get useful advertisements you could set your internal DNS to use ipv6 and advertise that. Or you could let it advertise the router, and have the router just look things up on your existing ipv4 DNS. I don't know if it's possible to make OpenWRT advertise ipv6 prefixes without advertising any DNS on ipv6 at all.
25.11.2018 · Simple IPv6 setup with OpenWRT. A while ago I was asked in comments about my OpenWRT IPv6 setup. So I decided to write a small note about it here in my blog. Sorry for missing some of the theory and the details – it’s meant for those who are in a hurry.
yes in luci, go to network > interfaces > Lan > DHCP Server > Ipv6 Settings > uncheck Local IPv6 DNS server (Announce this device as IPv6 DNS server.) Reboot router. To confirm settings on windows. ipconfig /renew then ipconfig /all You can do this locally and still use ipv6 upstream for …