SLAAC won't disable on Ubuntu 17.10

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I cannot properly disable SLAAC on my Ubuntu 17.10 as there are always 2 dynamic addresses present.



NetworkManager is not installed at all. /etc/network/interfaces only has loopback configured.



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    I cannot properly disable SLAAC on my Ubuntu 17.10 as there are always 2 dynamic addresses present.



    NetworkManager is not installed at all. /etc/network/interfaces only has loopback configured.



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      I cannot properly disable SLAAC on my Ubuntu 17.10 as there are always 2 dynamic addresses present.



      NetworkManager is not installed at all. /etc/network/interfaces only has loopback configured.



      Screenshot with configurations










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      I cannot properly disable SLAAC on my Ubuntu 17.10 as there are always 2 dynamic addresses present.



      NetworkManager is not installed at all. /etc/network/interfaces only has loopback configured.



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          You can try to add



          accept-ra: no


          to your netplan config for the desired interface. According to the manpage of netplan



          man netplan


          this option prevents the kernel from configuring IPv6 by itself on basis of the Router Advertisment sent to your server.






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            You can try to add



            accept-ra: no


            to your netplan config for the desired interface. According to the manpage of netplan



            man netplan


            this option prevents the kernel from configuring IPv6 by itself on basis of the Router Advertisment sent to your server.






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              You can try to add



              accept-ra: no


              to your netplan config for the desired interface. According to the manpage of netplan



              man netplan


              this option prevents the kernel from configuring IPv6 by itself on basis of the Router Advertisment sent to your server.






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                You can try to add



                accept-ra: no


                to your netplan config for the desired interface. According to the manpage of netplan



                man netplan


                this option prevents the kernel from configuring IPv6 by itself on basis of the Router Advertisment sent to your server.






                share|improve this answer














                You can try to add



                accept-ra: no


                to your netplan config for the desired interface. According to the manpage of netplan



                man netplan


                this option prevents the kernel from configuring IPv6 by itself on basis of the Router Advertisment sent to your server.







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