is ipv6 broken with asus firmwares ?@RMerlin Are you planning to fix what ever Asus broke with IPV6 in there latest 3.0.0.6 firmware for the AX86U Pro ?
is ipv6 broken with asus firmwares ?@RMerlin Are you planning to fix what ever Asus broke with IPV6 in there latest 3.0.0.6 firmware for the AX86U Pro ?
is ipv6 broken with asus firmwares ?
Doubt it....why would say that? Maybe start with your ISP provider.is ipv6 broken with asus firmwares ?
so not with other models , my isp has a global ipv6 issue logged in a ticket sinds month 7 of 2023 unable to give me updates as to why it sometimes stops working so i am trying to pinpoint where the root of the issue/cause isIt is with the new 3.0.0.6.102.34312 the latest for the AX68U Pro.
Doubt it....why would say that? Maybe start with your ISP provider.
so not with other models , my isp has a global ipv6 issue logged in a ticket sinds month 7 of 2023 unable to give me updates as to why it sometimes stops working so i am trying to pinpoint where the root of the issue/cause is
@Analog-1 wonder how many are using that firmware without mentioning IPv6 problems. I see nothing in the changelog that should affect IPv6, and only 2 people having problems.
I'm not saying there isn't a problem, just that there's not many cases.
I can't speak for all models but when I enabled IPV6 on the GT-AX11000 Pro model...I never seen issues (latest asuswrt-merlin) . You seem a little agitated for no reason lol.BS it's already been confirmed. Native IPv6 is broke in the latest Asus build for the AX86U Pro. Period. Nothing to do with ISP. Read the thread about the latest build before posting nonsence.
So is it AX68U or AX86U?It is with the new 3.0.0.6.102.34312 the latest for the AX68U Pro.
Just use latest AX86U or AX68U asuswrt-merlin firmware. You'll stop stressing alot with your router!@RMerlin Are you planning to fix what ever Asus broke with IPV6 in there latest 3.0.0.6 firmware for the AX86U Pro ?
There's a problem with the firewall rules, there are no rule to allow traffic going from LAN to WAN, so all IPv6 outbound traffic is getting dropped:Doubt it....why would say that? Maybe start with your ISP provider.
Thanks for the info....glad I keep IPV6 disabled for the most part. @Tech9 will be proud.There's a problem with the firewall rules, there are no rule to allow traffic going from LAN to WAN, so all IPv6 outbound traffic is getting dropped:
Release - ASUS RT-AX86U Pro Firmware version 3.0.0.6_102_34312 - 2024/05/09
Upgraded my network to ASUSWRT 5.0 and 2.5Mbps backhaul... not using IPv6. Traded in a burned out RT-AC86U to Best Buy for 15% off a new RT-AX86U Pro (2023 Vietnam) on sale for $209... and then I asked the BB sales rep if I could keep the three antennas and they let me... very much a 'best...www.snbforums.com
Not sure if I'm having the exact same issue, but I am having the same symptoms. Working ipv6 local pings with public ipv6 address, but no outbound traffic to internet sites through ipv6 is available.There's a problem with the firewall rules, there are no rule to allow traffic going from LAN to WAN, so all IPv6 outbound traffic is getting dropped:
Release - ASUS RT-AX86U Pro Firmware version 3.0.0.6_102_34312 - 2024/05/09
Upgraded my network to ASUSWRT 5.0 and 2.5Mbps backhaul... not using IPv6. Traded in a burned out RT-AC86U to Best Buy for 15% off a new RT-AX86U Pro (2023 Vietnam) on sale for $209... and then I asked the BB sales rep if I could keep the three antennas and they let me... very much a 'best...www.snbforums.com
OK, best to start by telling us what router and firmware you are using.Not sure if I'm having the exact same issue, but I am having the same symptoms. Working ipv6 local pings with public ipv6 address, but no outbound traffic to internet sites through ipv6 is available.
GT AX-11000 Pro with merlin 3004.388.7.OK, best to start by telling us what router and firmware you are using.
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