Alan DeKok <aland@deployingradius.com> writes:
Then there's IPv6. As far as I can see the above modules don't support v6.
sqlippool supports IPv6. It's actually doesn't care about IP address types. It just does queries to allocate / find / release "things". So it works for RADIUS and DHCP, for both IPv4 and IPv6.
But before you decide to use that feaure you should step back and ask yourself a couple of questions: Do I need global IPv6 addresses on the link? It's not required, so if you don't actually need it for anything then just don't bother allocating any. Should the prefix I assign to the customer's LAN (presumably by DHCPv6-PD) be dynamically allocated? People have different opinions here. There isn't a right or wrong answer. But the question should be asked, since the number of available addresses means that you *can* allocate a static prefix for every end user site. Personally I hate renumbering, and can't understand why I should force that on innocent users :-) Bjørn