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# Assigning tons of /64s to *nix machines (telehouse-NY)
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don't even ask what this was for it's gross
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### Get a /125 transit net for the connection to the server:
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`2620:57:e000:e::10/125`
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### give the first IP in transit subnet to the ICX7750:
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```
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enable
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conf t
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int ve 2000
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ipv6 addr 2620:57:e000:e::11/125
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ipv6 nd suppress-ra
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```
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The next IP after this, `2620:57:e000:e::12`, will be given to the server.
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### Choose a /56 to give to the server:
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`2620:57:e000:400::/56`
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### Tell the ICX7750 the entire /56 is accessible over previous transit link:
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```
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enable
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conf t
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ipv6 route 2620:57:e000:400::/56 2620:57:e000:e::12
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```
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The destination is your chosen `2620:57:e000:400::/56` subnet, the next-hop is the server end of the transit subnet, `2620:57:e000:e::12`
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### Give the server its own address in the transit subnet:
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**Note**: this should be one address up from what the router (ICX7750) has.
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```
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nano /etc/network/interfaces
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auto eth1
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iface eth1 inet6 static
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address 2620:57:e000:e::12
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netmask 125
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gateway 2620:57:e000:e::11
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autoconf 0
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```
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### Assign an entire /56 to a linux server
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Run the below command to assign the entire /56 to the server's loopback interface:
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**Note:** this uses Linux's [AnyIP](https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=ab79ad14a2d51e95f0ac3cef7cd116a57089ba82) feature
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`ip -6 route add local 2620:57:e000:400::/56 dev lo`
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Your server will now respond to any address in the entire /56 - however most applications and daemons will complain when you try to bind them to an address in this block, since they're not *technically* assigned to any real linux interface. To solve this, enable the `net.ipv6.ip_nonlocal_bind` sysctl:
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`sysctl -w net.ipv6.ip_nonlocal_bind=1`
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Applications can now bind to any IP address in the /56. To make this permanent so it persists reboots, you need to edit `/etc/sysctl.conf`:
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```nano /etc/sysctl.conf```
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Add the following line and then save it:
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`net.ipv6.ip_nonlocal_bind = 1`
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The `ip -6 route` command we ran earlier to assign the /56 will also disappear on reboot, to make it persist reboots, add it as a `pre-up` command to our network interfaces file, under your transit subnet interface:
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```
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nano /etc/network/interfaces
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auto eth1
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iface eth1 inet6 static
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address 2620:57:e000:e::12
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netmask 125
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gateway 2620:57:e000:e::11
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autoconf 0
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pre-up ip -6 route add local 2620:57:e000:400::/56 dev lo
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```
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### Finding all the /64s to bind to
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If your application needs to be bound to each /64, stick our `2620:57:e000:400::/56` subnet into [this calculator](https://subnettingpractice.com/ipv6_subnetting.html), and choose /64s from the dropdown then press calculate:
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Then simply bind each of your application instances to the first address in each /64 - For instance:
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```
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Instance 1 - 2620:57:e000:400::1/64
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Instance 2 - 2620:57:e000:401::1/64
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Instance 3 - 2620:57:e000:402::1/64
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etc etc etc
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```
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