Subj : This happens when ISPs ignore IPv6
To   : Markus Reschke
From : Joe Delahaye
Date : Sun Feb 21 2016 16:09:06

  Re: This happens when ISPs ignore IPv6
  By: Markus Reschke to Joe Delahaye on Sun Feb 21 2016 19:25:18

 MR> I see. But there's something fishy. Your PC's link-local address is
 MR> fe80::f9e0:b9ff:6166:c8ef and I missed the point that the assumed modified
 MR> EUI-64 doesn't start with 02 and the middle part isn't ff:fe. The same
 MR> with your router's link-local address. An automatic link-local address
 MR> should be based on the modified EUI-64 format of the MAC address. Of
 MR> course you can configure it also manually. Another point is that the
 MR> interface parts of the link-local address and the DHCPv6 assigned address
 MR> are the same. I haven't seen 
 MR> that yet. Do the MAC addresses of your PC and router start with 00?

The BBS mac address starts with 6c and the router starts with 60

I had to fight for a long time to even get it to work.  Started with a C7
router, and that worked finally after several months of trying and getting
special beta updates from TP-Link.
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