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So SKY full fibre uses Static IPv6 for connection type for IPv6
Learn something new every day I do and thanks for sharing
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Yeh pal apparently,all sky members are static he said that I may have to log back into the sky router account and turn off the firewall on that side first to allow it to connect Asus one .
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Nice, let us know how it goes as I am sure other SKY Full Fibre customers will find this useful if they are searching online
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Right guy’s I know I to do it .
.. ipv6 only work’s on 5.1ghz and above so never test on 2.1. it’s native.. connection on 64 profix for sky customersYou need to login in order to vote
I am surprised, I was using BT IPv6 last year before I switched to Plusnet and my ASUS RT-AC86U worked well with IPv6 for both 2.4 and 5 GHz wifi channels including guest wifi.
if you have time over the next couple of days, I think it might be worth examining how you are setup and configuration etc. especially as you have a couple of XT8 I believe
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That’s how I did it pal, trying to work out to connect DNS but I actually thing most devices don’t have the capability apart from two in my house anyway hahaha
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If you set DNS director up does it connect automatically to device you able it to on DHCP settings of the device, would be brilliant if it did saves you adding all the data on static every time
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Most test I’ve done ipv4 is still faster than ipv6 which I wouldn’t of thought.but am guessing because most site’s don’t use it
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