← Back to context Comment by avidiax 2 months ago Why can't you use stateless autoconfig? 3 comments avidiax Reply candiddevmike 2 months ago Because I want to control the suffix assigned to devices for firewall rules and monitoring purposes. avidiax 2 months ago Seems like the wrong layer unless your network has more than one router/gateway.Use MAC as the key for firewall and monitoring. Then you don't have multiple rules per device. buggjenrmf 2 months ago ”You’re holding it wrong”
candiddevmike 2 months ago Because I want to control the suffix assigned to devices for firewall rules and monitoring purposes. avidiax 2 months ago Seems like the wrong layer unless your network has more than one router/gateway.Use MAC as the key for firewall and monitoring. Then you don't have multiple rules per device. buggjenrmf 2 months ago ”You’re holding it wrong”
avidiax 2 months ago Seems like the wrong layer unless your network has more than one router/gateway.Use MAC as the key for firewall and monitoring. Then you don't have multiple rules per device. buggjenrmf 2 months ago ”You’re holding it wrong”
Because I want to control the suffix assigned to devices for firewall rules and monitoring purposes.
Seems like the wrong layer unless your network has more than one router/gateway.
Use MAC as the key for firewall and monitoring. Then you don't have multiple rules per device.
”You’re holding it wrong”