Over time more and more IPS provide IPv6 addresses to the router (and the clients behind it) via DHCP-PD. To be more verbose, that’s DHCPv6 with Prefix delegation delegation. This allows the ISP to provide you with more than one subnet, which allows you to use multiple networks without NAT. And forget about NAT and The post How to configure a Mikrotik router as DHCP-PD Client (Prefix delegation) first appeared on Robert Penz Blog.