Dan Williams wrote:
> Second is that NM 0.8.x has IPv6 support, and if you're running that
> version you can set your wifi connection's IPv6 method to "ignore", and
> NM will not start IPv6 on that interface.
network-manager:
Installed: 0.8~a~git.20091013t193206.679d548-0ubuntu1
IPv6 set to "ignore" in the connection editor.
The router is running radvd.
I *am* getting RA IPv6 address. As far as I understand, this is done by the
kernel without the help of networkmanager or any other userspace. Actually, it
works quite well *unless* I try to configure anything IPv6 related in the
connection editor, as I have posted earlier ("Additional IPv6 address").
About the original question: isn't there any way to specify metric on the routes
that would make the kernel always "prefer" the Ethernet interface?
Eugene
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