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Moved: DSL-N16 IPv6 TurkNet Issues [quote quote=20345] Interesting. In UK, we use Dynamic IPv6 (Generally) so IP addresses change over time etc. So you have set up your DSL-N16 using the following page (attachment) for…

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  • #20347
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    [quote quote=20345]

    Interesting. In UK, we use Dynamic IPv6 (Generally) so IP addresses change over time etc. So you have set up your DSL-N16 using the following page (attachment) for IPv6 ?[/quote]

    I always write wrong. XD Defining dynamic IP address. like everywhere.

    #20345
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    • The Skipper

    [quote quote=20343]TurkNet provides static IPv6 addresses to its customers.[/quote]

    Interesting. In UK, we use Dynamic IPv6 (Generally) so IP addresses change over time etc.

    So you have set up your DSL-N16 using the following page (attachment) for IPv6 ?

     

     

    #20349
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    [quote quote=20347]I always write wrong. XD Defining dynamic IP address. like everywhere.[/quote]

    That makes sense because I just checked with ASUS as they also say for Turknet , IPv6 is Dynamic

    #20350
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    [quote quote=20349]

    That makes sense because I just checked with ASUS as they also say for Turknet , IPv6 is Dynamic <noscript></noscript>[/quote]

    So, will Asus produce a solution for these IPv6 incompatibilities?

    #20351
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    Unsure if there is a problem as yet but if there is I am sure ASUS will try there best .

    Need to check a few more settings before I ask ASUS to get involved. When you get home tonight can you check …

    Q. Does Internet Status: say CONNECTED  for Dual Stack ?

    If it does say Connected and you have access to Internet, then go to https://www.whatismyip.com/ and see if you have both IPv4 and v6 address

    If no access to internet, check logs .

    #20352
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    [quote quote=20351]Unsure if there is a problem as yet but if there is I am sure ASUS will try there best . Need to check a few more settings before I ask ASUS to get involved. When you get home tonight can you check … Q. Does Internet Status: say CONNECTED for Dual Stack ? If it does say Connected and you have access to Internet, then go to https://www.whatismyip.com/ and see if you have both IPv4 and v6 address If no access to internet, check logs .[/quote]

    I’m trying now.

    #20354
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    [quote quote=20351]Unsure if there is a problem as yet but if there is I am sure ASUS will try there best . Need to check a few more settings before I ask ASUS to get involved. When you get home tonight can you check … Q. Does Internet Status: say CONNECTED for Dual Stack ? If it does say Connected and you have access to Internet, then go to https://www.whatismyip.com/ and see if you have both IPv4 and v6 address If no access to internet, check logs .[/quote]

    It’s very strange, IPv6 addresses were visible on the modem before and not anymore.

     

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    #20358
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    Very Odd, try rebooting router

    Was you able to access internet and good to see Internet status as CONNECTED

    #20359
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    [quote quote=20358]Very Odd, try rebooting router Was you able to access internet and good to see Internet status as CONNECTED[/quote]

    I’m already rebooting after every setting change. :) I was able to access the internet even when IPv6 addresses were defined, but only with IPv4. Windows network info always says IPv6 no network connection.

    #20361
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    [quote quote=20359]was able to access the internet even when IPv6 addresses were defined[/quote]

    Go to https://www.whatismyip.com/ and see if you have both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses

    You might find that you need to go to Properties of the wifi/ethernet adaptor (windows) you are using to connect to the router and see if IPv6 is enabled ?

    #20362
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    Not detected. :)

     

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    #20365
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    • The Skipper

    See adapter post above

    #20366
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    [quote quote=20365]See adapter post above <noscript></noscript>[/quote]

    Yes, it is enabled by default. :) All the settings you can think of on the computer and modem are as they should be.

    #20367
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    • The Skipper

    So on PC, if you type ‘IPCONFIG’ does this show IPv4 and IPv6 addresses for Network adapter ?

    I will dig out my DSL-N17U tomorrow and test a few options, but it does look like a fault with the firmware for DSL-N16 or a factory reset is required

    #20368
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    Yes, IPv4 and IPv6 addresses appear when I type ipconfig on the PC. I reset the modem a few times but the problem was not solved. I think only TurkNet or Asus can solve the problem.

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