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Did you mange to get the IPv6 addresses showing again on the Routers IPv6 page ?
If you did, then try below.
When you type IPCONFIG on PC, do you see the results like Option A or Option B below ?
Option A (IPv6 Disabled on Router but enabled on wifi Adaptor)
Option B (IPv6 Enabled on Router and enabled on wifi Adaptor)
And finally, if you have a mobile device try testing that with https://www.whatismyip.com/ and see if you have both IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses or just IPv4 ?
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The IPv6 in my service was turned off and I requested it to be turned back on.
Funny – when did they turn IPv6 Off ?
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I assume recently as the image of the IPv6 page on your router your posted was showing IPv6 addresses.
Hopefully IPv6 will be enabled by TurkNet soon and let us know if you are still having problems
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I sent a request to activate. After it is active, I will share the information you want from ipconfig.
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<noscript></noscript>IPv6 still not activated. I think there is a general problem.
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IPv6 still not activated. I think there is a general problem.
Is that with Turknet not reactivating IPv6 on your account yet, might have to pay your bill
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Is that with Turknet not reactivating IPv6 on your account yet, might have to pay your bill
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</noscript>No, IPv6 is completely free. :)
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Turknet is not stable for ipv6
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No, IPv6 is completely free. :)
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Turknet is not stable for ipv6
This is not true. If your service is active, it works flawlessly. You need to select the Passthrough mode for a smooth use. TurkNet does not support DHCP-PD. Make sure your Modem/Router supports Passthrough.
If your IPv6 service appears to be active in your ISP, you can check if it is working with the help of a Windows PC.
Connect your Modem/Router to a Windows PC via LAN by putting it in bridge mode and log in your username and password over a PPPoE dial-up connection. If you have access to the Internet, you should also have IPv6 access.Tested on FTTH and FTTC infrastructures. IPv6 does not cause pages to load late or defectively. If you have such problems, it is again caused by the router problem.
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