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11 text=BuyVM gives each VPS a /48 IPv6 subnet as well as the ability to run your own nameserver for rDNS. Here's how to configure it:%0a%0aClick on the @@Networking@@ tab, then click on @@Routed Subnets@@. Click on the Gear icon at the right, then configure the routed subnet.%0a%0aAttach:routedsubnet1.png%0a%0aPick a nexthop IP address. By convention, we choose to use the IPv6 address with fewest hex digits. Then, type in two delegated nameservers which will be responsible for IPv6 rDNS. This may be @@ns1.example.com@@ and @@ns2.example.com@@ where @@example.com@@ is replaced by your actual hostname. Click @@Save@@.%0a%0aAttach:routedsubnet2.png%0a%0aClick @@Save Changes@@.%0a%0aNext, make sure to add the IPv6 address using the [[hostnameif/static|static networking guide]]. You will need to add every IPv6 addresses you plan to use.%0a%0aAssuming you have already [[nsd/configure|set up nsd]] as nameserver, create a new zone for [[DNS/Ipv6rDNS|IPv6 rDNS]].%0a%0aFrom now on, you will no longer need to use BuyVM's API to add and configure your IPv6 addresses. You will be able to create IPv6 addresses just by using [[hostnameif/static|ifconfig]], and you will be able to configure rDNS just by [[nsd/zone|adding new records]] to your [[DNS/Ipv6rDNS|IPv6 rDNS zone]].%0a
13 author:1650780644=jrmu
14 diff:1650780644:1650779700:=16,17d15%0a%3c %0a%3c From now on, you will no longer need to use BuyVM's API to add and configure your IPv6 addresses. You will be able to create IPv6 addresses just by using [[hostnameif/static|ifconfig]], and you will be able to configure rDNS just by [[nsd/zone|adding new records]] to your [[DNS/Ipv6rDNS|IPv6 rDNS zone]].%0a
15 host:1650780644=38.87.162.8
16 author:1650779700=jrmu
17 diff:1650779700:1650779568:=12,15d11%0a%3c %0a%3c Next, make sure to add the IPv6 address using the [[hostnameif/static|static networking guide]]. You will need to add every IPv6 addresses you plan to use.%0a%3c %0a%3c Assuming you have already [[nsd/configure|set up nsd]] as nameserver, create a new zone for [[DNS/Ipv6rDNS|IPv6 rDNS]].%0a
18 host:1650779700=38.87.162.8
19 author:1650779568=jrmu
20 diff:1650779568:1650779322:=1,4c1,9%0a%3c BuyVM gives each VPS a /48 IPv6 subnet as well as the ability to run your own nameserver for rDNS. Here's how to configure it:%0a%3c %0a%3c Click on the @@Networking@@ tab, then click on @@Routed Subnets@@. Click on the Gear icon at the right, then configure the routed subnet.%0a%3c %0a---%0a> BuyVM now gives a /48 subnet to each VPS as well as the ability to run your own nameserver for rDNS. Here's how to configure it:%0a> %0a> Click on the @@Networking@@ tab, then click on @@Routed Subnets@@.%0a> %0a> Click on the Gear icon at the right, then configure the routed subnet.%0a> %0a> Pick a nexthop IP address. Then type in two delegated nameservers which%0a> will be responsible for IPv6 rDNS. Click @@Save@@.%0a> %0a7,8d11%0a%3c Pick a nexthop IP address. By convention, we choose to use the IPv6 address with fewest hex digits. Then, type in two delegated nameservers which will be responsible for IPv6 rDNS. This may be @@ns1.example.com@@ and @@ns2.example.com@@ where @@example.com@@ is replaced by your actual hostname. Click @@Save@@.%0a%3c %0a11a15,17%0a> %0a> 2605:6400:864b::/48 %0a> %0a
21 host:1650779568=38.87.162.8
22 author:1650779322=jrmu
23 diff:1650779322:1650497761:=3,9c3,4%0a%3c Click on the @@Networking@@ tab, then click on @@Routed Subnets@@.%0a%3c %0a%3c Click on the Gear icon at the right, then configure the routed subnet.%0a%3c %0a%3c Pick a nexthop IP address. Then type in two delegated nameservers which%0a%3c will be responsible for IPv6 rDNS. Click @@Save@@.%0a%3c %0a---%0a> 2605:6400:864b::/48 %0a> %0a11d5%0a%3c %0a13,17d6%0a%3c %0a%3c Click @@Save Changes@@.%0a%3c %0a%3c 2605:6400:864b::/48 %0a%3c %0a
24 host:1650779322=38.87.162.8
25 author:1650497761=jrmu
26 diff:1650497761:1650493119:=4,6d3%0a%3c %0a%3c Attach:routedsubnet1.png%0a%3c Attach:routedsubnet2.png%0a
27 host:1650497761=38.87.162.154
28 author:1650493119=jrmu
29 diff:1650493119:1650493119:=1,3d0%0a%3c BuyVM now gives a /48 subnet to each VPS as well as the ability to run your own nameserver for rDNS. Here's how to configure it:%0a%3c %0a%3c 2605:6400:864b::/48 %0a
30 host:1650493119=38.87.162.154
