An IPv6 prefix for every VPS
KLYRN VM gives each machine its own routed IPv6 prefix from your pool, beside its IPv4 address, and stops it sending from any other.
Customers ask for IPv6, and one address is rarely what they mean. KLYRN VM gives each machine a prefix of its own.
One pool, many prefixes
You add the IPv6 block your provider routed to the server. The panel cuts a prefix out of it for each new machine, in the same step that reserves its IPv4 address.
Only its own addresses
A machine can send from the addresses it was given and no others. That holds for IPv6 as it does for IPv4.
Pools follow the server
A block routed to one server is only handed to machines on that server. The panel will not give a machine an address that cannot reach it.
The set up guide shows how to add a pool.