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$ curl http://188.40.24.200/api/v2/tftp/boot_config
#!ipxe
set default-server http://fsn1-dhcp1.hetzner.company/tftp
set default-nfs 213.133.99.101:/nfs
set rescue_hash $6$7qya5Tk9V8.ByWQR$vPbm45rAvMXd9QKscqc8wbJbW31DX2XvvQInIk7LN6fXxI6BVAAIj5xLdaC0FgaoObtWbufsEyoxsIqi5FiBN0
set keyboard de
chain ${default-server}/ipxe/menu.ipxe
It looks like the IP6 address is injected to the kernel cmdline, but it's not clear if it can be accessed once the system is not in rescue mode anymore.
This is a research ticket.
We currently provide the IPv6 manually to each server because they are not advertised via RA. Let's find a way to discover it automatically.
Things to check:
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