"Configure IPv4" set to Off doesn't fully disable IPv4 address usage
Hello Everyone,
I'm trying to configure Mac's WiFi network to use only IPv6 address, but even when I set the "Configure IPv4" setting to Off in WiFi Settings > TCP/IP, I still receive an IPv4 address on MacOS Ventura 13.6.
My setup is as following:
HOST:
- MacBook running Ventura 13.6
- Internet received via USB 10/100/1000 LAN interface
- WiFi shared via IPv6 DNS64/NAT64 network created following the Apple Developer guide - Test for IPv6 DNS64/NAT64 Compatibility Regularly ("Create NAT64 Network" enabled in System Settings > General > Internet sharing > WiFi)
CLIENT:
- Another MacBook running Ventura 13.6
- WiFi interface only enabled and connected to the HOST's WiFi network
- "Configure IPv4" set to Off of that network (SSID > TCP/IP > )
- "Configure IPv6" set to Automatically
Is there a way I can fully disable the IPv4?
If I set the "Configure IPv6" to Manually, I get an IPv6 on the second screen, but I have no internet connectivity. Whereas in the first can, I do.
Thanks!
MacBook Pro (2017 – 2020)