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How to request ipv6 prefix?

Remuflon
I have successfully gotten UTM started with IPV6 / Comcast.
They gave me a /64 prefix.

According to Comcast, to get a /56 prefix, just specify it in the IA_PD option.  But where do I do that with Sophos UTM?

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    Hi Ben,

    I read that too, but I don't seem to have a choice, so for the past 2 hours I've been testing two /84 subnets.

    As far as I can tell, they are working perfectly.  With isolation between them, and obeying all the configs and rules I have put together.

    I can see no problems.  I hate to tear it down as it appears to be just what I need.

    Is there actually proof it shouldn't / couldn't work?  All I've ever read is "don't do it", but never an explanation.

    The ipv6 docs show you can have subnets from /4 to /128.  I'm trying to learn and understand.
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    Hi Ben,

    I read that too, but I don't seem to have a choice, so for the past 2 hours I've been testing two /84 subnets.

    As far as I can tell, they are working perfectly.  With isolation between them, and obeying all the configs and rules I have put together.

    I can see no problems.  I hate to tear it down as it appears to be just what I need.

    Is there actually proof it shouldn't / couldn't work?  All I've ever read is "don't do it", but never an explanation.

    The ipv6 docs show you can have subnets from /4 to /128.  I'm trying to learn and understand.
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