#16781: Native IPv6 Not Working on Barrier Breaker
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Reporter: johnllyon@… | Owner: cyrus
Type: defect | Status: accepted
Priority: high | Milestone: Barrier Breaker (trunk)
Component: packages | Version: Trunk
Resolution: | Keywords:
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Comment (by anonymous):
Replying to [comment:12 johnllyon@…]:
> Original bug submitter here with a little more background information.
>
> I've tested (a long time ago) IPv6 functionality on my internet
connection. Plugging a single computer (e.g. laptop) into the cable modem
(DOCSIS 3.0) gets my computer a functioning IPv6 connection. The machine
was running Windows 7 Professional. However, with the router plugged in,
I get partial IPv6 connectivity at best. Although I can resolve AAAA DNS
records, I can't ping IPv6 addresses. Computers behind the router only
have link-local connectivity as best I can tell.
That's exactly what I just tested. I rebooted the modem and plugged in a
Win7 computer directly. I got a good IPv6 address (2001::xx) and I could
actually connect to IPv6 websites. Rebooted the modem and plugged my
OpenWRT router back in. I do get good IPv6 addresses (2001::xx on the WAN
and 2601::xx on the LAN). My internal network is fine, and I can even ping
the IPv6 address of the WAN. But no further.
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Ticket URL: <https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/16781#comment:14>
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