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net/ndp-proxy-go: Bump plugin version to v1.1 (#5056)

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net/ndp-proxy-go/Makefile
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PLUGIN_NAME= ndp-proxy-go PLUGIN_NAME= ndp-proxy-go
PLUGIN_VERSION= 1.0 PLUGIN_VERSION= 1.1
PLUGIN_COMMENT= IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol (NDP) Proxy PLUGIN_COMMENT= IPv6 Neighbor Discovery Protocol (NDP) Proxy
PLUGIN_MAINTAINER= cedrik@pischem.com PLUGIN_MAINTAINER= cedrik@pischem.com
PLUGIN_DEPENDS= ndp-proxy-go PLUGIN_DEPENDS= ndp-proxy-go

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net/ndp-proxy-go/pkg-descr
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Plugin Changelog Plugin Changelog
================ ================
0.1 1.1
* Add experimental point-to-point device upstream support (e.g. PPPoE)
1.0
* Initial Release * Initial Release

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net/ndp-proxy-go/src/opnsense/mvc/app/controllers/OPNsense/NdpProxy/forms/general.xml
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<id>ndpproxy.general.upstream</id> <id>ndpproxy.general.upstream</id>
<label>Upstream interface</label> <label>Upstream interface</label>
<type>dropdown</type> <type>dropdown</type>
<help>Choose the upstream interface which receives the external IPv6 prefix from the ISP. Usually, this is the WAN interface.</help> <help>Choose the upstream interface which receives the external IPv6 prefix from the ISP. Usually, this is the WAN interface. Ethernet interfaces are fully supported, point-to-point (PPPoE) devices are experimental.</help>
</field> </field>
<field> <field>
<id>ndpproxy.general.downstream</id> <id>ndpproxy.general.downstream</id>
<label>Downstream interfaces</label> <label>Downstream interfaces</label>
<type>select_multiple</type> <type>select_multiple</type>
<help>Choose one or multiple downstream interfaces which should proxy the upstream IPv6 prefix.</help> <help>Choose one or multiple downstream interfaces which should proxy the upstream IPv6 prefix. Only ethernet interfaces are supported.</help>
</field> </field>
<field> <field>
<id>ndpproxy.general.ra</id> <id>ndpproxy.general.ra</id>
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<field> <field>
<type>header</type> <type>header</type>
<label>Performance Settings</label> <label>Performance Settings</label>
<collapse>true</collapse>
</field> </field>
<field> <field>
<id>ndpproxy.general.cache_ttl</id> <id>ndpproxy.general.cache_ttl</id>
<label>Neighbor cache lifetime</label> <label>Neighbor cache lifetime</label>
<type>text</type> <type>text</type>
<hint>10</hint> <hint>10</hint>
<help>Neighbor cache lifetime in minutes.</help> <help>Neighbor cache lifetime in minutes. This controls when stale clients and host routes are cleaned up. When using a point-to-point interface as upstream, increasing this lifetime is necessary to not prematurely clean up routes.</help>
</field> </field>
<field> <field>
<id>ndpproxy.general.cache_max</id> <id>ndpproxy.general.cache_max</id>