Background So there I was, going through life without giving a second thought to IPv6. IPv4 worked fine for me, and why change what isn't broken, right? Well, sometimes life changes, and you start work for a new company, and that company actually uses IPv6. At that point, learning IPv6 becomes important, I think we'll all agree. This documents how I added IPv6 to my home network, which runs OpenBSD, using OpenBSD's ifconfig, slaacd, dhcp6leased, rad, and unbound. This should serve as a guide ...