A well-structured IPv6 address plan is critical for scalability, manageability, and efficient routing. Unlike IPv4, IPv6 provides an enormous address space, so the focus shifts from conservation to organization and clarity.

Start with your allocated prefix. Most organizations receive a /48 prefix from their ISP or Regional Internet Registry…

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Configuration on RouterOS is done through either the terminal or WinBox GUI. IPv6 is enabled per interface by adding an address under /ipv6 address add, specifying the address, prefix length, and interface. Unlike Cisco IOS, RouterOS does not require a global command to enable IPv6 routing; it is active as soon as an IPv6 address is assigned.…

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