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   PID: PyGate 1.5.2   
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   John R Walliker  writes:   
      
   > Some routers will let you use the source mac address in routing rules   
   > which nicely overcomes the problem with varying IPv6 addresses.   
      
   Indeed. I wish I could do that easily in Linux but it seems a bit of a   
   chore. But looks like nftables packet marking and policy based routing   
   together can accomplish it. So all I need is the marking part and a   
   little tweaking of my policy routing to use those marks instead of   
   source IPv6 addresses.   
      
   Something to do later, I'm working on something else right now.   
      
      
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