Fixed ipv6-adress
Shadow Hawkins on Sunday, 17 October 2010 09:27:42
I'd like to give the windows pc's in my lan a fixed, non-changing adress.
Is it possible by not changing anything on each pc, but on the router sending rtadv, or the dhcp-server giving ipv4, or perhaps the domaincontroller?
Or by running a regedit file?
I guess it is not possible to use a fixed adress for certain host and a random when accessing the rest of the internet.
Fixed ipv6-adress
Jeroen Massar on Sunday, 17 October 2010 12:06:42
If you have a domain controller you can most likely push a registry change or use the netsh command from it to disable privacy addresses with:
netsh interface ipv6 set privacy disabled
That toggles a registry setting thus if you can push that you are done.
This will still make up the address from RA + EUI-64 component but together that should be stable as MAC addresses rarely change in computers (unless you swap NICs).
Another method to get static addresses is to use DHCPv6 of course, but for instance XP does not support that per default.
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