Subj : Re: Birthday present from he.net
To   : Markus Reschke
From : Joe Delahaye
Date : Sun Jul 03 2016 16:52:31

  Re: Re: Birthday present from he.net
  By: Markus Reschke to Joe Delahaye on Sun Jul 03 2016 16:40:04

 JD>> No idea.  Also no idea where to check.  The only way I even got a
 JD>> Wan address was to set it to Dynamic.  I have a native IPv6, and was
 JD>> assigned a /64 and a /56 address.  I have no idea where to inser
 JD>> that prefix, although I was told by Teksavvy what it was.  The setup
 JD>> is strange to me, with no help files, and the user manual is less
 JD>> then helpfull.

 MR> Go to the IPv6 settings:
 MR> - Enable DHCP-PD
 MR> - Enable Automatic IPv6 Address Assignment
 MR> - Enable Automatic DHCP-PD in LAN
 MR> - Autoconfiguration Type: SLAAC + Stateless DHCP
 MR> - Router Advertisement Lifetime: 3600 (or whatever you prefer)


OK, did that, no change.  Still shows a WAN IP number, but the test sites say
NO.  As for the Router Advertisement, I am unable to do anything in there.  The
box is greyed out,  I had the SLAAC + Stateless DHCP already set up.  Perhaps
after I reboot, it may work.  There is still one update for the firmware, I
have not yet installed.  Doesnt say it fixes any IPV6 problems though
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