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Understood, can you send a Administration – Feedback and explain IPv6 issue and put in comments box ‘UK Sentinel’ and then I can speak with ASUS next week ?
When sending feedback, can you use the same email address as you use for this forum registration
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[quote quote=22161]Understood, can you send a Administration – Feedback and explain IPv6 issue and put in comments box ‘UK Sentinel’ and then I can speak with ASUS next week ? When sending feedback, can you use the same email address as you use for this forum registration
[/quote]I will do what you said in a moment.
I did this.
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[quote quote=22163]I will do what you said in a moment.[/quote]
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So for the last couple of days I have had my DSL-AX82U plugged directly into my external (Draytek 130) modem using the DSL-AX82U WAN port and enabling IPv6.
First day I was running firmware 3.0.0.4.386.48378 and IPv6 was stable and worked as expected.
Second day I upgraded to firmware 3.0.0.4.388_22048 and after 24 hours IPv6 was still working well with my DSL-AX82U set up using WAN port and DSL-AX82U acting as a Router only.
A few screen shots of my DSL-AX82U showing the IPv6 settings I used (for others incase they need it).
DSL-AX82U IPv6 Splash Screen
DSL-AX82U IPv6 Splash Screen Internet Status
DSL-AX82U IPv6 WAN Settings
DSL-AX82U IPv6 Settings Page
DSL-AX82U IPv6 Dual Wan Settings
DSL-AX82U IPv6 System Log IPv6
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[quote quote=22163]I will do what you said in a moment[/quote]
Can you just double check you Settings are simular to mine as above, then we know for sure issue is with Turknet Broadband and IPv6 etc.
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For me, the correct IPv6 setting is “Passthrough”, we previously determined this through testing with Sam Wen(温仁孝) and I was able to use IPv6 perfectly all year. The only change made was upgrading the modem to version 3.0.0.4.388_22048 fw. If I revert back to version 9.0.0.4_388_21184 beta fw, it does not work directly (I used IPv6 for almost two months with this version), but if I reset to factory settings and set it up, it works 9.0.0.4_388_21184 fw. The problem with IPv6 only occurs with version 3.0.0.4.388_22048. I also tried the “Native” option shown in your screenshots instead of “Passthrough”, but the situation did not change.”
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I will show you again that IPv6 is working in the beta version (9.0.0.4.388_21184), please take a look at the screenshots I have attached. I always take these screenshots in real time, not old ones.
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For me, the correct IPv6 setting is “Passthrough”, we previously determined this through testing with Sam Wen
Did SAM suggest IPV6 Pasthrough for DSL-AX82U when you was using DSL or FTTH ? BTW – What is your setting for WAN >Internet Connection> WAN Connection Type ?[/quote]
Yes, we tested with SAM and he said that I need to use the “Passthrough” option because my ISP does not support DHCP-PD, maybe you remember it. I had been using the “Passthrough” option smoothly for a long time, but after the last update, it started not detecting the internet.
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[quote quote=22193]Yes, we tested with SAM and he said that I need to use the “Passthrough” option because my ISP does not support DHCP-PD, maybe you remember it[/quote]
I forget
If you Click, Edit PVC, what is WAN Connection Type ?
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That is interesting as the norm for PPPoE is IPv6 Native not Passthrough, but obviously a special ‘feature’ with Turknet Broadband as you detailed above
I will chat with ASUS and hopefully they can help and fix
‘WAN >Internet Connection> WAN Connection Type set [PPPoE], please select IPv6 Connection type set [Native]’
https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/113990
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[quote quote=22199]That is interesting as the norm for PPPoE is IPv6 Native not Passthrough, but obviously a special feature with Turknet Broadband as you detailed above <noscript>
</noscript> I will chat with ASUS and hopefully they can help <noscript></noscript> WAN >Internet Connection> WAN Connection Type set [PPPoE], please select IPv6 Connection type set [Native] https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/113990[/quote]When I select [Native], it does not work in the beta version (9.0.0.4.388_21184) and in older versions as well.
I had tried testing on an old ZTE modem a while ago and it worked, so I don’t think this has to do with the ISP. It’s only on Asus that it doesn’t detect the presence of the internet and it prevents it from working.
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