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DHCPv6 settings for fastDPI
The following DHCPv6 processing parameters can be set in fastdpi.conf:
| Parameter | Format | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| bras_dhcp6_enable_rapid_commit | number | 0 | Rapid Commit enabled or disabled The usual procedure for issuing an address in DHCPv6 consists of 4 steps (2 requests + 2 responses). You can use a 2-step procedure (Rapid Commit): 0 - disable Rapid Commit; 1 - enable Rapid Commit. The 2-step procedure for issuing an address will only apply to clients with Rapid Commit support |
| bras_dhcp6_enable_unicast | number | 0 | Server Unicast enabled or disabled 0 - unicast disabled. DHCPv6 unicast-requests from the client side will be ignored. 1 - unicast enabled. |
| bras_dhcp6_preferred_lifetime | number | 3600 | Preferred IPv6 lease time, seconds. This value must be less than bras_dhcp6_valid_lifetime |
| bras_dhcp6_valid_lifetime | number | 7200 | IPv6 lease time, seconds. This value must be more than bras_dhcp6_preferred_lifetime. |
| bras_dhcp6_preference | number | -1 | The value of the Preference option in the DHCPv6 Advertise. This option sets the preference for a DHCPv6 server in a network with multiple DHCPv6 servers. -1 - does not specify the Preference option in the DHCPv6 Advertise. |
| bras_dhcp6_nak_lifetime | number | 60 | [Stingray SG 8.3] Lifetime of the Radius Reject response, seconds If Radius has not issued an IPv6 address to the client, the client can retry frequent DHCPv6 requests, causing a storm of Access-Request for Radius. With this parameter, you can set the period of time during which the Stingray SG itself will respond to requests from such clients. |