Ipv6 almost working?
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Hello @Fandangos
Based on your screenshots, it looks like you are getting a proper IPv6 prefix.
The following two things made my IPv6 working:- The DHCP6 service configured with the proper IP range (you also need to tick the enable checkbox)
- Router Advertisement enabled with the router mode in assisted mode.
Since your W10 machine has an fe80* address, it is not getting a proper routable address and that is why your test is failing
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@gsr23000 said in Ipv6 almost working?:
The DHCP6 service configured with the proper IP range (you also need to tick the enable checkbox)
Unless you have a specific need for DHCPv6, I'd suggest stick with SLAAC. It works well and Android devices won't work with DHCPv6.
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@JKnott said in Ipv6 almost working?:
@gsr23000 said in Ipv6 almost working?:
The DHCP6 service configured with the proper IP range (you also need to tick the enable checkbox)
Unless you have a specific need for DHCPv6, I'd suggest stick with SLAAC. It works well and Android devices won't work with DHCPv6.
When you say use SLAAC.
You mean on WAN or LAN?
When I select SLAAC on WAN I can't use track interface on LAN.
So it would be SLAAC on wan and static on lan? -
You've showed the LAN IPv4 settings, but not the IPv6 settings.
It's important and just below :
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@Gertjan The only difference I see with mine, which is working , is in the DHCP6 Client Configuration in the LAN settings.
After changing it you may have to disable and then reenable the WAN interface to get a IPv6 address.
My prefix may be different to yours as well as it for BT uk.
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@Fandangos said in Ipv6 almost working?:
What am I missing here?
You were using "ipconfig".
But you want to see all the answers.
Useipconfig /all -
On the LAN.
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When I set it like this, it stops receiving a ipv6 address on LAN.
Also this setting, use ipv4 connectivity as parent, doesn't work either.
Also having SLAAC on WAN results in ipv6 address but nothing on LAN.
So now I'm trying like this:
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@gsr23000 said in Ipv6 almost working?:
The DHCP6 service configured with the proper IP range (you also need to tick the enable checkbox)
This is the tricky part, how do I figure out the ip range I can use?
I'm using ::1000 to ::2000
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GOT IT WORKING!
settings for future reference
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..... and netflix doesn't work with ipv6... :(
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My post was in response to @gsr23000 who was talking about configuring DHCPv6.
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@Fandangos The IPV6 range is the same as I use. pfSense has a limit of /64 on this size of the subnet (which is still plenty enough)
I think the only thing that was missing for you was RA.
One thing though, I don't remember the details, but I've seen recommendation to skip the 0 as the IPv6 prefix ID.
That said, your screenshot shows (hexadecimal from 0 to 0), so you might need to have 0.
In my setup I have (hexadecimal from 0 to ff). This might be an ISP thing.
Anyway, glad to hear that it is working now -
@JKnott DHCP6 for IPv6 is what worked for me. Like with everything in life, that is one way to solve a problem.
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@Fandangos said in Ipv6 almost working?:
..... and netflix doesn't work with ipv6... :(
You sure?
host netflix.com
netflix.com has address 3.225.92.8
netflix.com has address 54.160.93.182
netflix.com has address 3.211.157.115
netflix.com has IPv6 address 2600:1f18:631e:2f84:4f7a:4092:e2e9:c617
netflix.com has IPv6 address 2600:1f18:631e:2f85:93a9:f7b0:d18:89a7
netflix.com has IPv6 address 2600:1f18:631e:2f83:49ee:beaa:2dfd:ae8f
netflix.com mail is handled by 5 alt1.aspmx.l.google.com.
netflix.com mail is handled by 5 alt2.aspmx.l.google.com.
netflix.com mail is handled by 1 aspmx.l.google.com.
netflix.com mail is handled by 10 aspmx2.googlemail.com.
netflix.com mail is handled by 10 aspmx3.googlemail.com.Seems to me they have some IPv6 addresses. I have heard there's an issue if you get IPv6 from he.net, as they think you're coming in on a VPN.
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@Fandangos said in Ipv6 almost working?:
..... and netflix doesn't work with ipv6... :(
The device that connects to Netflix has to use an IPv6.
Do a DHCP release all, and then renew, or, restart it.
I see :
which means : no IPv4 what so ever.
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@Gertjan That is a neat trick. Could you please share how did you get that info ?
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@Gertjan Very useful tool. Thank you for sharing.
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Sorry for the late reply.
It's not that ipv6 doesn't work at all with netflix, it's that movies won't play at all.
With the error 'This title is not available to watch instantly.'I've seen on reddit that this is because netflix thinks you are tunneling your connection.
Does anything from my screen captures show anything that might indicate this?https://www.reddit.com/r/ipv6/comments/evv7r8/ipv6_and_netflix/
Is this beyond what the end user is able to solve?
What I did was change router advertisement from assisted to managed so only my PC can see it.
