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   On 1/14/26 21:13, Lawrence D?Oliveiro wrote:   
   > On Wed, 14 Jan 2026 17:57:35 +0000, John R Walliker wrote:   
   >    
   >> Some routers will let you use the source mac address in routing rules   
   >> which nicely overcomes the problem with varying IPv6 addresses.   
   >    
   > That could also be handled with a VLAN.   
      
   If your network hardware handles VLAN tags.   
      
   I have numerous switches (unmanaged) and WiFi access points, none of the    
   ones I tested were compatible with VLAN tags (i.e. The network device    
   stripped the VLAN tag off packets rather than dumbly passed the packet    
   through with VLAN tag intact).   
      
   VLANs also aren't ideal as you may wish to implement policy routing on a    
   protocol (e.g. VoIP) or WAN destination, not just upon a LAN host.   
      
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