The Kimsufi line is a bunch of low-end boxes not meant for serious work, they technically allocate every server a /64 but you can't add RDNS records for anything but the "/128" you've been allocated.
If you want a proper /64 block and support for it you need to get a server from their SoYouStart or OVH branded offerings.
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"IPv6: /128"
What!?
The Kimsufi line is a bunch of low-end boxes not meant for serious work, they technically allocate every server a /64 but you can't add RDNS records for anything but the "/128" you've been allocated.
If you want a proper /64 block and support for it you need to get a server from their SoYouStart or OVH branded offerings.
That seems to be par for the course for the online.net conglomerate. Scaleway only has /128s that are dynamically assigned on reboot.