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[LazJedi]

UK Sentinel wrote:

Are you able to post your IPv6 Settings pages etc ?

I’ll send it when I get home. Not many settings options anyway. I made the settings recommended by the service provider. Other N16 users also report it not working.

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[UK Sentinel]

LazJedi wrote:

I’ll send it when I get home. Not many settings options anyway. I made the settings recommended by the service provider. Other N16 users also report it not working.

Thanks, I just want to check your settings before I speak with ASUS

BTW –  Does the System Log > General log suggest any issues with IPv6 ?

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[LazJedi]

UK Sentinel wrote:

Thanks, I just want to check your settings before I speak with ASUS <noscript></noscript>BTW – Does the System Log > General log suggest any issues with IPv6 ?

Ok. IPv6 related error in logs when IPv6 was enabled. I don’t remember exactly what it said but I’ll check it out when I get home. And thank you too.

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[UK Sentinel]

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[LazJedi]

UK Sentinel wrote:

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Here is.

IPv6 files (DHCPv6) are missing in the log file.

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[UK Sentinel]

LazJedi wrote:

IPv6 files (DHCPv6) are missing in the log file.

Is that what is detailed in the log file – or are you saying no IPv6 reference can be found in log file ?

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[LazJedi]

UK Sentinel wrote:

Is that what is detailed in the log file – or are you saying no IPv6 reference can be found in log file ?

Oops. Sorry. I forgot to mention, yes this is the error written in the log file. :))

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[UK Sentinel]

Is WAN IP address (IPv6 or IPv4) ?

If IPv6,  then change IPv6 DNS Setting to use Googles (for testing)

Note: reboot router after changing settings

2001:4860:4860::8888
2001:4860:4860::8844

 

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[LazJedi]

UK Sentinel wrote:

Is WAN IP address (IPv6 or IPv4) ? If IPv6, then change IPv6 DNS Setting to use Googles (for testing) Note: reboot router after changing settings 2001:4860:4860::8888 2001:4860:4860::8844 <noscript></noscript>

I tried IPv6 with Google DNS before but it didn’t work. Why did you ask for my WAN IP addresses? :)

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[UK Sentinel]

LazJedi wrote:

I tried IPv6 with Google DNS before but it didn’t work. Why did you ask for my WAN IP addresses? :)

I did not ask for you actual WAN IP address, just if it was IPv4 or IPv6 ? to see if you had a WAN routing / DHCP issue, maybe DNS etc ?

Try Again Google DNS also and check logs

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[LazJedi]

UK Sentinel wrote:

I did not ask for you actual WAN IP address, just if it was IPv4 or IPv6 ? to see if you had a WAN routing / DHCP issue, maybe DNS etc ? Try Again Google DNS also and check logs <noscript></noscript>

Oops, sorry. WAN IP only had IPv4 address. I will try the Google DNS addresses in the evening and forward the log records to you.

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[UK Sentinel]

LazJedi wrote:

WAN IP only had IPv4 address

That is interesting, do you know if you have a static / fixed IPv6 address or is it dynamic from the WAN perspective for TurkNet ?

Do not send Logs as no way for me to receive them.

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[UK Sentinel]

Maybe try changing IP version from IPv4/IPv6 to IPv6 only and see what happens especially if WAN IP address changes to an IPv6 address ?

Alas I am not familiar with Turknet, so a little trial and error

Edit: just plugged in my old DSl-N17U and set-up IPv6 (dual stack) and worked so ignore above.

Does Internet Status: say CONNECTED  for Dual Stack ?

 

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[alifrm]

Hello, please put the link of the latest beta version for dsl ac51

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[LazJedi]

UK Sentinel wrote:

Maybe try changing IP version from IPv4/IPv6 to IPv6 only and see what happens especially if WAN IP address changes to an IPv6 address ? Alas I am not familiar with Turknet, so a little trial and error <noscript><noscript></noscript>Edit: just plugged in my old DSl-N17U and set-up IPv6 (dual stack) and worked so ignore above. Does Internet Status: say CONNECTED for Dual Stack ?

TurkNet provides static dynamic IPv6 addresses to its customers. When IPv6 is enabled, what you say does not appear in the Internet status section.

I haven’t tested the method you mentioned above yet. :(

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