[AusNOG] IPv6 Prefix Delegations from Aussie BB - Private or Routeable?
James Di Trapani
James.DiTrapani at team.aussiebroadband.com.au
Fri Apr 25 16:36:36 AEST 2025
Hi David,
The response from the support team isn't entirely correct, PDs should be entirely routable. Can you shoot me your service ID & PD range off-list.
Cheers,
James Di Trapani
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Subject: [AusNOG] IPv6 Prefix Delegations from Aussie BB - Private or Routeable?
Hi all
Seeking some advice from people who do this kind of thing all the time.
I have an IPv6 prefix (::/48) delegated from the ISP (Aussie BB) and for about the last two years that PD has been routed and accessible from the raw unfiltered Internet. Shows up on the portal etc. It's been configured mostly static, as I didn't have time to try to figure out PD.
A few days ago that subnet stopped working completely. It's still delegated, and the router can even hand out the delegated addresses, but nothing routes. I've now had multiple responses from the support team claiming that
> IPv6 /48 subnets in IA-PD address's are only usable for LAN. The IPv6 /64
> subnet is the only one that can be used outside of a LAN scope.
The subnet being delegated seems to be a regulation IPv6 subnet - it's part of the 2403:5800::/28 delegated to Aussie Broadband by APNIC.
Am I missing something obvious here? Shouldn't a PD normally be routed (why would I bother getting a PD from the ISP if it's not routable space - I'd just use something from fd00::)? Are ABB really enforcing NAT/NPT on a protocol designed not to need it any more? It's still delegated to my nameservers for reverse resolution, which I think wouldn't be needed if it wasn't routable in the first place. And the corresponding IPv4 routed subnet is fine.
Does anyone else have a PD from Aussie Broadband, obviously on a business plan of some sort is preferred, where the PD subnets are routable? Alternatively - am I just being dumb? I could be dumb, it's a day ending in a Y...
For reference it's a simple architecture where the PD should be usable on the LAN side of the router, but isn't:
ABB <---> IPv6 DHCP --[ROUTER]-- IPv6 PD <---> [FW]
Dave.
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