Related question: I asked my ISP for IPv6 and they gave me a static assignment like this:
WAN: A:B:C:D::1/126
LAN: A:B:110::/48
I tried to read up on this but am still confused. Why are they giving me WAN and LAN addresses? I thought the whole point of IPv6 is that you give your devices publicly routable IP addresses. If an address is publicly routable, what's "LAN" about it? I haven't been able to find a working configuration for Unifi, though their IPv6 support is like 20% implemented at best.
And no, the LAN subnet isn't in the ULA or link-local space.
And no, the LAN subnet isn't in the ULA or link-local space.