IPv6 PPPoE Telmex/Telnor WAN Interface Configuration
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@abcdefabcdef said in IPv6 PPPoE Telmex/Telnor WAN Interface Configuration:
Perhaps, DNS issues?
The easiest way to test that is with a host lookup. Use the nslookup command in Windows or host command in Linux to find the IP addresses for a host name.
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It seems that I can resolve the hostnames of IPv6 domains, however pinging them fails. If I ping from a LAN side device, it works.
When I'm updating my Linux servers, I'm getting these errors:
The only way I've been able to get this to work so far is if I disable IPv6. My other WAN connections through a different ISP don't exhibit these issues.
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Maybe the problem is with your ISP. Do they even provide IPv6? What happens if you connect a computer directly to the modem? Does it get the appropriate addresses? Can you ping from it? You have to do some tests to help determine where the problem is.
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I guess dynamic IPv6 is broken, for me it works only some of the time.
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When I use the ISP supplied ONU modem in router mode, I can access IPv6 resources and online IPv6 tests pass.
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When I use an IPv4 address of the IPv6 site, the tests pass.
http://46.30.12.42/
Using the domain name: https://test-ipv6.com/
Here are my DNS servers:
Is this a DNS misconfiguration?
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@abcdefabcdef said in IPv6 PPPoE Telmex/Telnor WAN Interface Configuration:
in router mode
That will block IPv6 on your LAN. It has to be in bridge mode.
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It's in bridge mode.
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Then why did you say it was in router mode?
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@abcdefabcdef said in IPv6 PPPoE Telmex/Telnor WAN Interface Configuration:
When I use the ISP supplied ONU modem in router mode, I can access IPv6 resources and online IPv6 tests pass.
I was saying that when I had put it in router mode, it worked, but my intention is to have it working in bridge mode and it is currently in bridge mode.
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@abcdefabcdef were you able to resolve telmex's IPv6 connection in bridge mode?
