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Networking Fundamentals · Advanced

Prefix Delegation (DHCPv6-PD)

A DHCPv6 mechanism through which an ISP assigns a whole prefix, such as a /56, to a customer router for distribution to its LANs.

Definition

The customer edge router requests a prefix from the ISP and then carves /64 subnets from it for each internal network, advertising them with RAs. This is the standard way residential and small business IPv6 is delivered.

Example

A home router receives 2001:db8:4400:1200::/56 from the ISP and uses 2001:db8:4400:1201::/64 on its LAN.

Exam tip

PD hands out prefixes to routers, not addresses to hosts.

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