DHCPv6 is not part of the IPv6 implementation. The strict IPv6 RFC says that [public] IP addresses of the devices will be assigned via the advertising protocol by any router device. Private IP addresses are automatically calculated using MAC address of the client NIC by the client itself, so no DHCPv6 are really needed.
If it is enabled, it is better to disable the DHCPv6 service from the raspbian distro. Anyway the amount of traffic is really a few and this should not create troubles... so don't worry about that.
I know the router logs are not clean and I know what it means :-) .
If it is enabled, it is better to disable the DHCPv6 service from the raspbian distro. Anyway the amount of traffic is really a few and this should not create troubles... so don't worry about that.
I know the router logs are not clean and I know what it means :-) .
