08:51:33 <neuroserve> o/
13:36:50 <TheTim0Nat0r> Hi there! I am running a Triton CoaL VM in a hypervisor in Windows and have been trying to get a global IPv6-address and routing enabled in a zone, but it has not worked out so far. The VM gets the local fe80-address which has been configured in het json file I used to setup the machine and sometimes the global prefix after starting usr/lib/inet/in.ndpd but that's all. 
13:43:30 <TheTim0Nat0r> I have assigned a static IPv6-address to the SmartOS global zone and added the global IPv6-address of the uplink router to "route -p" and my pings to ipv6.google.com in gobal zone get answered. But if I try to ping this IPv6-address(2a02:), I get "Destination host unreachable", which is odd
13:46:56 <TheTim0Nat0r> I however get ping replies if I try to ping the fe80 IPv6-addresses of both global and the vm.
13:48:41 <TheTim0Nat0r> Any idea about what I might be doing wrong?
14:11:18 <TheTim0Nat0r> vmadm update <uuid> allowed_ips=<IPv6-address> only changes the linklocal fe80 address to the prefix. Setting up a static IPv6-address in the vm(zlogin) is not allowed because "from-gz"
15:10:20 <danmcd> Is your IPv6 address literally just 2a02:: ?
15:10:24 <danmcd> THat seems... light.
15:22:17 <TheTim0Nat0r> danmcd: No, it consist of a prefix(2a02:xxxx:yyyy:1) and the device address(wwww:xxxx:yyyy:zzzz).
15:26:25 <danmcd> Ahh.
15:26:27 <danmcd> SOrry.
15:27:03 <danmcd> What does "route get -inet6 <DEST>" say?
15:36:47 <TheTim0Nat0r> https://i.gyazo.com/02cd8b4d4d860c3b626f6ff29e316547.png
15:37:13 <TheTim0Nat0r> This is in global zone by the way
15:38:53 <bahamat> TheTim0Nat0r: I use IPv6 in zones all the time. I can help you out in about an hour when I'm free.
15:46:21 <TheTim0Nat0r> bahamat: Really? I am curious how you managed to get it up and running. Been trying with both zones and kvm for some days now without luck.
15:47:47 <bahamat> Yes, really. I'm using it right now. And, like I said, I'll help you out in an hour :-)
15:57:57 <TheTim0Nat0r> Great :)
15:59:49 <nbjoerg> dynamic ipv6 without allowing ip spoofing doesn't work :(
16:01:51 <TheTim0Nat0r> nbjoerg: I have allowed ip spoofing in the json config which i used to create the vm, did not help either unfortunately
16:02:54 <nbjoerg> who is handling the ipv6 uplink in your case, the gz?
16:10:01 <TheTim0Nat0r> nbjoerg: Dont know if gz really handles the uplink. I enable ipv6 on external0 after boot of the system(ifconfig external0 inet6 plumb up), restart ndp to get the prefix with addrconf, assign a static address to the gz(ipadm create-addr -T static -a <ipv6-address> external0) and add a route (route -p add -inet6 default <ipv6-address) 
16:16:46 <danmcd> If you can reach ipv6.google.com you can reach other IPv6 which means traceroute(8) SHOULD work.
16:16:49 <danmcd> traceroute -A inet6 <DEST>
16:17:06 <danmcd> (Note: Leaving for 20mins for an appt.)
16:35:00 <TheTim0Nat0r> danmcd: https://i.gyazo.com/836ebcb9dcca9cb6ca2d8e3a687c8eae.png
16:35:59 <danmcd> I forgot to ask, what does "route get -inet6 <YOUR-DEST>" say?
16:36:28 <danmcd> I'm curious if there's a prefix mismatch or something.  ALSO is ndp running?
16:36:38 <danmcd> `pgrep in.ndpd`  and/or `svcs -xv ndp`
16:37:27 <danmcd> I have to leave now, so sorry for any delay.  I saw bahamat may have some cycles to help up top so he might be able to pickup.  Sorry for any latency, and I can't promise anything from other people either.
16:40:41 <TheTim0Nat0r> danmcd: route get -inet6 <YOUR-DEST> => https://i.gyazo.com/116e88a4f8843d1fec4f894407225aa9.png
16:46:02 <TheTim0Nat0r> danmcd: svcs -vx ndp => https://i.gyazo.com/6d634ab3ff5bde7daab5e7b01dfea9aa.png
16:49:33 <TheTim0Nat0r> danmcd: No problem, I'll make sure to keep the irc client online to be able to read any answers or questions regarding the issue :)
16:51:43 <neuroserve> TheTim0Nat0r -> log.omnios.org
17:03:37 <bahamat> TheTim0Nat0r: If you have router advertisements on your network you shouldn't need to add a static default route.
17:09:15 <neirac> I'm trying to install smartos but fails on fdisk https://pastebin.com/9qeLnGcM how do I fix this ?, I'm installing in a cloud provider so I need the pool to be booteable
17:09:41 <neirac> I mean it asks to use fdisk to fix the problem, but I don't know what the problem is
17:09:55 <bahamat> neirac: When you're in the installer you can hit ctrl-C to drop to a shell.
17:10:12 <bahamat> Then you can use fdisk to try to figure out what's going on.
17:10:43 <bahamat> Usually this means there's something else on the disk and just deleting everything with fdisk should be sufficient to start over and try again.
17:12:37 <neirac> Bahamat thanks, I'll try that
17:14:10 <TheTim0Nat0r> bahamat: I get a prefix assigned in global zone, but that's all. I am not able to ping6 without configuring a static IP and route myself.
17:14:33 <bahamat> neirac: In any case, you're still booted tot he full PI there, so you should be able to do whatever investigation you need to figure out what's going wrong.
17:15:01 <bahamat> TheTim0Nat0r: Are you in control of the router?
17:15:13 <TheTim0Nat0r> bahamat: Yes.
17:15:49 <bahamat> Can you ping the fe80 address if the router?
17:23:27 <TheTim0Nat0r> bahamat: Address Unreachable
17:26:06 <bahamat> Check ndp -an
17:31:28 <TheTim0Nat0r> It's not there
17:32:56 <bahamat> so that's your first problem.
17:33:10 <bahamat> Can you trace packets on your router?
17:42:10 <TheTim0Nat0r> I think I have been looking at the wrong fe80. I have been looking for the fe80 which shows up in Win10, which is the host PC. I ran this script setting up some different network adapters in Windows, which VMWare uses for the NIC with tag "external0".
17:42:58 <TheTim0Nat0r> the fe80 of the VM8 adapter shows up with "ndp -an"
17:43:34 <bahamat> Yeah, that would explain a lot.
17:45:05 <bahamat> So the correct way to configure IPv6 for the global zone is to put <tag>_ip6=<addrconf|address> in /usbkey/config
17:45:59 <bahamat> e.g.,: admin_ip6=addrconf or external_ip6=2001:db8::37
17:46:18 <bahamat> Since this is a Triton headnode, that also needs to be in /mnt/usbkey/config
17:46:39 <bahamat> So do that first, then reboot and see if it just works.
17:47:30 <neirac> When the install script fails how do I go back to the installing or do I need to reboot ?
17:53:43 <TheTim0Nat0r> Okay, it is rebooting.
17:54:03 <bahamat> neirac: If you've dropped to a shell you can just exit to get back to the installer. If the installer failed in some way it's best to reboot to start fresh.
17:57:29 <neirac> Bahamat I use dd to copy the iso to the disk, I assume when it boots is all in ram then I could write the disk again, but seems the installer don't like how the disk looks like 
18:00:14 <bahamat> Yeah, I don't think that's going to work out as well as you think it will...
18:00:26 <bahamat> Are you able to chain load ipxe with that provider?
18:05:58 <TheTim0Nat0r> It just finished boot, and it now shows the prefix in ifconfig without me having to plumb up :)
18:06:54 <TheTim0Nat0r> bahamat: https://i.gyazo.com/e333185f012d14970468909d45a2595d.png
18:09:53 <neirac> Bahamat let me check is oracle cloud 
18:12:22 <bahamat> TheTim0Nat0r: And can you ping ipv6.google.com now?
18:14:25 <bahamat> neirac: If you can, chain load https://netboot.smartos.org/smartos.ipxe
18:17:55 <TheTim0Nat0r> bahamat: Yes
18:18:16 <bahamat> There you go.
18:21:56 <neirac> Bahamat thanks!
18:35:50 <TheTim0Nat0r> bahamat: If I setup a new zone/VM with a json file like "vmadm create -f file.json", will it inherit those IPv6 settings from global zone automatically? 
18:36:08 <bahamat> No
18:36:16 <bahamat> You need explicit configuration for the vm.
18:38:10 <TheTim0Nat0r> Okay, so in that case I will need to add both a fe80- and a 2a02-address tot the "nics".ällowed_ips" property in the json file to make it work?
18:38:43 <bahamat> No
18:38:58 <bahamat> Just add addrconf to the ips array
18:47:46 <TheTim0Nat0r> Does IPv6-support depend on the image I use? I keep getting an fe80 in the vm after logging in with zlogin and checking ifconfig
18:48:08 <bahamat> Show me your nics from the json
18:51:44 <TheTim0Nat0r> https://i.gyazo.com/1d7f4078a09de2009a671e25220a7aa3.png
18:56:37 <bahamat> Do you have the ndp service enabled in that zone?
19:26:12 <TheTim0Nat0r> Yes
19:26:26 <TheTim0Nat0r> Result after reboot of headnode and vm: https://i.gyazo.com/53e7c96eae439f2c7f9c1a53e220f6e3.png
19:27:00 <TheTim0Nat0r> Seems like it works. :)
19:28:52 <TheTim0Nat0r> https://i.gyazo.com/aa0556175611c2e6531a1a71810cccf8.png
19:31:09 <TheTim0Nat0r> ifconfig does not show the external IPv6 address of the vm, is there another way to determine it?
19:34:02 <bahamat> Where are you running ifconfig?
19:44:43 <danmcd> Each zone has its own netstack (TCP/IP instance) so ifconfig in global will NOT show you things that ifconfig in zone will (and vice versa).
19:50:47 <TheTim0Nat0r> bahamat: In the non-global zone
19:51:35 <TheTim0Nat0r> danmcd: I know, but ifconfig in both global and non-global zone only show the prefix if i run ifconfig
19:51:57 <TheTim0Nat0r> ipadm only shows a local fe80
19:53:11 <TheTim0Nat0r> Screenshot: https://i.gyazo.com/7cd84d2bdbe1513b0e311cee95350004.png
19:56:50 <wiedi_> multiarch 15.4.1 is quite old though
20:01:13 <jperkin> "quite" ;)
20:18:43 <TheTim0Nat0r> Downloaded another image(base-64 21.4.1), but it does not show anything at all if I run ifconfig
20:30:11 <TheTim0Nat0r> Seems like I need to enable ndp each first run after creation. Now I also get the prefix here, I can run "ping -A inet6 ipv6.google.com" and it's alive :)
20:45:23 <danmcd> That tracks.
21:22:09 <bahamat> TheTim0Nat0r: Yes, you need to enable ndp manually once.