Comment 20 for bug 284874

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Abraham Smith (adsmith) wrote :

This might be a workaround:
Set NM IPv6 to "Ignore".

After IPv4 is up (so in an if-up.d script, if you like), issue
ip -6 link set DEV down
ip -6 link set DEV up
where DEV is eth0 or wlan0 or whatever.
This will not take down the IPv4 network, but will put the IPv6 stack for that device back into a basic "wait and see" mode, where it should catch the next radvd broadcast.

It seems to work on my LAN, but this is only 3 machines...