Thanks for the extra info srg. Have tried that setup instead (advertising a prefix but with 'no auto-config' set). Windows and Linux both seem to honour it and are still going to DHCPv6 server for address.
Just a question though, even if there were no prefix being advertised, wouldn't local clients communicate with each other using link-local addresses anyway? And would be able to do that directly without the help of the router?
Just a question though, even if there were no prefix being advertised, wouldn't local clients communicate with each other using link-local addresses anyway? And would be able to do that directly without the help of the router?