NetworkManager: How to share internet connection with IPv6?

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I have Ubuntu (Armbian) running on an Orange Pi, and I'm using NetworkManager's internet connection sharing to share a wifi connection with an attached wired ethernet device. (The "wired connection" in NetworkManager has its IPv4 configured to Shared.) This works fine for basic internet sharing, but the wifi network I'm connected to has IPv6 enabled, and I'd like to pass that connectivity along to the wired device. How can I do that?







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  • You need prefix delegation, and I don't know offhand how or if you can do that with NetworkManager. Your upstream router also has to do prefix delegation.
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I have Ubuntu (Armbian) running on an Orange Pi, and I'm using NetworkManager's internet connection sharing to share a wifi connection with an attached wired ethernet device. (The "wired connection" in NetworkManager has its IPv4 configured to Shared.) This works fine for basic internet sharing, but the wifi network I'm connected to has IPv6 enabled, and I'd like to pass that connectivity along to the wired device. How can I do that?







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  • You need prefix delegation, and I don't know offhand how or if you can do that with NetworkManager. Your upstream router also has to do prefix delegation.
    – Michael Hampton
    Apr 25 at 15:32












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I have Ubuntu (Armbian) running on an Orange Pi, and I'm using NetworkManager's internet connection sharing to share a wifi connection with an attached wired ethernet device. (The "wired connection" in NetworkManager has its IPv4 configured to Shared.) This works fine for basic internet sharing, but the wifi network I'm connected to has IPv6 enabled, and I'd like to pass that connectivity along to the wired device. How can I do that?







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I have Ubuntu (Armbian) running on an Orange Pi, and I'm using NetworkManager's internet connection sharing to share a wifi connection with an attached wired ethernet device. (The "wired connection" in NetworkManager has its IPv4 configured to Shared.) This works fine for basic internet sharing, but the wifi network I'm connected to has IPv6 enabled, and I'd like to pass that connectivity along to the wired device. How can I do that?









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  • You need prefix delegation, and I don't know offhand how or if you can do that with NetworkManager. Your upstream router also has to do prefix delegation.
    – Michael Hampton
    Apr 25 at 15:32
















  • You need prefix delegation, and I don't know offhand how or if you can do that with NetworkManager. Your upstream router also has to do prefix delegation.
    – Michael Hampton
    Apr 25 at 15:32















You need prefix delegation, and I don't know offhand how or if you can do that with NetworkManager. Your upstream router also has to do prefix delegation.
– Michael Hampton
Apr 25 at 15:32




You need prefix delegation, and I don't know offhand how or if you can do that with NetworkManager. Your upstream router also has to do prefix delegation.
– Michael Hampton
Apr 25 at 15:32















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