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I disabled IP6 completely... it was completely confusing and looking at the damn thing I couldn't understand it. I figured that I didn't need it. I guess I am missing something then.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oItwDXraK1M best quickstart, explains how DHCP and subnets become a thing of the past and how you can basically transfer network hardware between "master" networks without having to touch a host or waste time on routing ports & co. , the main reason ipv6 is so confusing is because the engineers went overkill on the futureproofing after suffering ages of ipv4 being a combination of "temporary" solutions and outdated networking philosophies, it's a case of "never again".
@knaak Learn IPv6. It is monumentally better than V4.