[LazJedi]

UK Sentinel wrote:

That is interesting and will hopefully help @LazJedi

Thanks but updates are in progress for IPv6. We have to wait one more week. :/

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UK Sentinel wrote:

Is that with Turknet not reactivating IPv6 on your account yet, might have to pay your bill <noscript><noscript></noscript>

No, IPv6 is completely free. :)

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UK Sentinel wrote:

<noscript></noscript>

IPv6 still not activated. I think there is a general problem.

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UK Sentinel wrote:

@LazJedi – Great, I plan to move this thread to a new forum Topic as it is very specific to your issue, I will post link in this thread <noscript></noscript>New Thread – https://uktechhub.com/forums/topic/moved-dsl-n17-ipv6-turknet-issues/

Thanks. :)

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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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UK Sentinel wrote:

Funny – when did they turn IPv6 Off ?

I don’t know I haven’t checked in a long time.

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The IPv6 in my service was turned off and I requested it to be turned back on. 😂😂

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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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UK Sentinel wrote:

See adapter post above <noscript></noscript>

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

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Not detected. :)

 

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UK Sentinel wrote:

Very Odd, try rebooting router Was you able to access internet and good to see Internet status as CONNECTED

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.

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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 .

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

 

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UK Sentinel wrote:

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 .

I’m trying now.

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UK Sentinel wrote:

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

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

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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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