Siklu MultiHaul TG 60GHz IPv6 Link-Local Bridge & 5G Jumpbox Daemon
“Eliminate $500+ Bucket-Truck Rolls by Bridging Isolated IPv6 Link-Local 60GHz Rooftop Radios Over 5G Tailscale Tunnels.”
Field-proven remote management architecture for Siklu MultiHaul TG (MH-N366 / MH-T280 / MH-T260) 60GHz Terragraph mesh networks: deterministic MAC-to-EUI-64 IPv6 link-local (fe80::) calculation, V100 physical sector-to-port mapping, and IPv4-to-IPv6 TCP proxy bridging over a 5G Tailscale jumpbox.
CLAIM: Remote management of isolated IPv6 link-local 60GHz Siklu radios over IPv4 Tailscale with zero bucket-truck rolls. PROOF: Deterministic EUI-64 link-local calculator and socat proxy builder (skills/siklu-multihaultg-mesh-ops/siklu_ipv6_bridge.py --selftest PASS).
How can our IT team remotely manage rooftop 60GHz wireless radios that only speak isolated IPv6 link-local addresses?
Aria installs a ruggedized 5G Tailscale jumpbox on-site that deterministically computes each Siklu radio’s IEEE EUI-64 IPv6 link-local address (`fe80::`) directly from its chassis MAC label and bridges HTTPS Web GUIs and SSH over encrypted IPv4 tunnels—eliminating physical bucket-truck rolls.
Production Stack
Proven Production Guarantees
- Derives exact IEEE EUI-64 IPv6 link-local addresses (`fe80::`) from chassis MAC stickers before technicians ever climb a tower or rent a lift.
- Bridges isolated interface-scoped IPv6 radio management ports (443/22) onto private IPv4 Tailscale mesh IPs for instant remote browser access.
- Executes hitless dual-bank firmware upgrades and real-time RSSI/SNR sector alignment telemetry checks across Sectors 1–4 from headquarters.
Implementation & Verification Runbook
Derive the exact fe80:: EUI-64 address from a Siklu MAC address and verify MH-N366 sector-to-port mappings.
python skills/siklu-multihaultg-mesh-ops/siklu_ipv6_bridge.py --mac 00:24:A4:8F:12:34