12:40:02 Now I have IPv6 at home, and the OmniOS NAS automatically got a IPV6 address. Ping works, even from WAN side, but otherwise seems to be firewalled properly. 12:40:32 Now my question is: how one supposed to assign/setup ipv6 for the zones? 13:23:10 same as with ipv4 - either manual setup or automatic (stateful - dhcpv6 or stateless - from prefix). 14:06:56 tsoome: do you think it is possible to apply it using zonecfg just like with the exclusive address? 14:08:00 Also for some reason after a couple of hours the main eth interface looses its global ip and have only a link-local ip. MAybe some service is not running to maintain the ipv6 address... 14:10:03 from zonecfg(8): The network address is one of: a valid IPv6 address, which must be followed by "/" and a prefix length; 14:11:58 if you are using address autoconf, then your router should announce prefix - if the zone is connected via virtual network, that network setup should also include ndpd setup to announce respective prefix(es) 14:30:17 I see. Thanks for the hints, I should read the docs. I just never seen any zone config including ipv6 so far. 15:43:22 I am trying with this: in the net section: 15:43:24 allowed-address=["10.0.0.2/24", "fddd::2/64"] 15:43:32 but zadm complains that this is not OK. 15:44:07 I have lost the irc history, so I can't check what you wrote, but the zonecfg manpage says: 15:44:17 "To allow multiple addresses (for example, an IPv4 and IPv6 address), use add net multiple times." 15:44:22 I try that now 15:44:41 szilard: with respect to "after a couple of hours the main eth interface looses its global ip" that may indicate your firewall is blocking something necessary to keep the address live. 15:44:54 are you using dhcpv6 or stateless address autoconfig? 15:45:16 I am using SLAAC 15:45:31 ok, you're probably blocking too much icmpv6 15:45:39 but I am trying to use fixed IPv6 adresses instead, ebcause the prefix is not fix. 15:48:29 if you're using SLAAC, the '-i interface-id' option to 'ipadm create-addr -T autoconf' is really helpful to give services a more-predictable address. 15:49:07 along the lines of "ipadm create-addr -T autoconf -i ::1/64 foo0/v6" 15:51:15 you won't have external connectivity on the unique local address (in fd00::/8) so you'll also need global addresses for that 15:51:26 and that will have to come from your ISP & router.