I have accomplished this once before but I cannot find the tutorial that I used or remember how I did it. I have a server that has an IPv6 block assigned to it. I want to create an OpenVPN tunnel from my home router (Running CentOS 6) to the remote server. I then want to assign local lan machines an ip out of that ipv6 block and route ipv6 over the OpenVPN tunnel. I know it is possible because I have done it in the past. My remote ISP provided an entire /64 last time so I remember splitting it into a /112 and it worked perfectly. Can someone point me to a tutorial or documentation on how to set this up ?
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