08:56:44 <warden> Here is mine... the host is publishing a few services of a zone connected to an etherstub: https://paste.omnios.org/?5c02331d9101bcfc#276eTya9JG3jTQ5qC5JP4PQELXL3saXs8hYSmjx46RX7
08:58:13 <warden> The main difference with that's of @andyf_ is the usage of the "quick" option
17:06:04 <szilard> Thanks warden & andyf.
17:07:57 <szilard> I have an ISP supplied ONT and a OpenWRT based own AP. My own AP got IPV6 address and it can ping. However the PPOE is still maintaind by the ISP's ONT (Optical Network Terminal).
17:08:34 <szilard> I don't have too much exposure with IPV6, so maybe in this case it would not work, but I have attempted to get ipv6 working on my OmniOS install.
17:09:03 <szilard> First I have enabled IPV6 ICMP in ipf, as this is the most important ingrident for working IPv6.
17:09:19 <szilard> Then I have naively attempted to create an ipv6 Interface using:
17:09:47 <szilard> ipadm create-addr -T dhcp e1000g0/v6
17:10:06 <szilard> It however timeouts and the interface doesn't gets any ip.
17:10:36 <szilard> MAybe I supposed to first set up  DHCPv6 on my AP. 
17:10:51 <szilard> MAybe I supposed to enable ndp on my OmniOS install.
17:11:19 <szilard> Maybe I supposed to try to use PPOE passtrough.
17:11:25 <szilard> Sadly I don't know.
17:20:58 <andyf> You generally need to start with `-T addrconf`
17:21:50 <andyf> When I do that on an OmniOS box here I end up with https://paste.omnios.org/?5235c6e031c60b0d#2RpdDgVUmn3VAMuvEsyZyFZQ67mACQt6etTVUD4aCbLL