Blocking external access in a IPv6 network #1328
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Hi, Since external access block, I cannot access my S5 via hostname in my local, IPv6 enabled network. Is there any way to block only IPv4 public addresses without impacting IPv6 traffic? Thanks |
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There is no option to block external access only via one of the two. Any IPv6 address that isn't a link-local address, a unique local address or localhost is considered external. |
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Theoratically, a request from the same ipv6 subnet could be interpreted as an internal request. (Just an idea) |
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Same issue for me (Deame L10 pro). Seems lika a general thing after the latest update. |
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Theoratically, a request from the same ipv6 subnet could be interpreted as an internal request.
This is true, as long there is no IPv6 NATing used on the router, of course - so maybe also consider an request from ipv6 default gw as external?
(Just an idea)