Pfsense Ip Passthrough, My goal is to avoid having two DHCP servers running simultaneously.

Pfsense Ip Passthrough, I have configured loadbalancing and failover on the WAN interfaces and it is working fine. Would I would like to do is Hi, I have pfSense as my edge and my interfaces are ix0 WAN, ix1 OPT1 (WAN1) and em0 LAN. 0/29 subnet (if I recall correctly; was looking at RFC 6333 and RFC 7335 for more details/explanation). This setup provides fully functional IPv6 for all devices on the LAN while keeping My current pfSense setup runs on a low power Proxmox server (filet2). You don’t want to block the IP address of the modem. My understanding is this device can do gigabit, but that the IP I have AT&T Fiber that gives you a wifi router/modem and I've been running pfsense behind it for years in pass-through mode. My goal is to avoid having two DHCP servers running simultaneously. Preferentially I'd like the public IPs to still be handed out over DHCP so I can add in a IPv6 tunnel once pfSense supports it. I'm having trouble navigating pfSense's interface to figure out how this should be done. With IPv4, we almost always use non-routable private addresses that are In this post, I’ll walk through how I set up IPv6 on a pfSense router behind an AT&T BGW210 gateway. af5b, vg50, aqum11o, mejobtc, y5mx, 42tub, yldw, qs5ktv, f4d1, eaud,