Subj : New Router
To   : Nicholas Boel
From : Joe Delahaye
Date : Tue Jun 03 2014 22:32:29

  Re: New Router
  By: Nicholas Boel to Joe Delahaye on Tue Jun 03 2014 19:08:10

 NB> If you bought a newer router, it will take open source firmware developers
 NB> a little time to get ahold of that specific router and make sure the
 NB> firmware works for it. I got an Asus RT-AC68R somewhat recently and DD-WRT
 NB> was the same deal. At the time it didn't support 5ghz and a few other
 NB> features, but I'm sure it does now.

The note I read mentioned that it would likely never be incorperated, due to
the fact that the open source library, does not support the 5 Ghz and likely
never will.

 NB> Anyhow, keep an eye on the development of OpenWRT for your router, it will
 NB> be fully supported soon most likely.

Hopefully, but we shall see.  It seems overly complicated to flash with new
code though.  Having to install new hardware, such as a serial cable to the
circuit board, etc.


 NB> As far as your issue.. I could possibly see that happening if you don't
 NB> have native IPv6 (or a tunnel setup, for that matter) and enable IPv6
 NB> anyways. What you experienced probably shouldn't happen, but I suppose it
 NB> could.

The default is enabled, so I left it like that.


 NB> Until you actually have native IPv6 or a tunnel setup, I'd keep it
 NB> disabled as it doesn't do any good for you anyways.


For now I will keep it disabled.  I have no idea on how to do the tunneling
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